Yes, much like every other energy generating industry, wind generation does receive minimal subsidies that provide a net-benefit to taxpayers and ratepayers. The primary growth incentive for the wind industry has been the Production Tax Credit (PTC), which is a performance-based incentive that attracts more than $15 billion a year in private investment across the country. The PTC has been important to the growth and development of renewable energy resources, and driven improvements in the cost and performance of wind power technology. Tax credits ultimately provide lower-cost power for the ratepayers consuming the electrical output, which has been the primary goal of this incentive. These credits also help to level the playing field as oil, gas, nuclear also receive subsidies that are in some cases permanent in the tax code. While Scout Clean Energy's investors do take advantage of the PTC, we feel it’s important to note that increases in county tax revenue generated by our private investment will funnel substantial benefits to the local community. At current levy rates, a 250 MW build-out of the project could generate $30 million in tax revenue for Benton County over the 25-year lifespan. Under current allocations, the largest proportion of those funds would support local schools.