There’s limited information for solar developers with respect to available capacity in the distribution lines – the distribution lines being lines that run along the roadways and not the high tower transmission lines that run through the countryside. I mentioned there’s some information published by NYSEG and National Grid, which is what we usually use as a bit of a first pass in evaluating the potential site. And then, ultimately, you have to get into a far more detailed study with the utility, and that’s a lengthy process. It’s typically anywhere from 68 months to arrive at what we describe as an interconnection agreement. An interconnection agreement lays out exactly how much power we’re allowed to put in at that location and what the costs are for us to be able to connect. That includes any substation upgrades or any other infrastructure upgrades.