One benefit I should point out is that this is inflation-proof energy. Whatever it cost to install it in the first place, the cost will never go up. It is independent of fossil fuel prices or natural gas prices. It gives you a hedge against what rates will do in the future. Our peak demand is 2,700 megawatts.
Solar electric is just a small drop in the bucket.
We provide about 8 megawatts of our total load. By the end of 2003, we'll be adding another 7 megawatts to that. That's both good and bad news. The bad news is that we're just getting started. The good news is that with a very small amount of photovoltaics being added to our system, we are able to drive the cost of PVs way down.