My name is Randy Miller and I have been on the SRP board for three years now. I got elected in 2018. I really wish we were here celebrating SRP's climate plan and actions, but we're not. So we need to do something to prevent them from making this poor decision to expand more methane natural gas plants in college. We think this is a backwards and dangerous decision for Arizona and our additional speakers here today will tell us why SRP management brings to the board an 830 million to 953 million dollar proposal for investment in methane plants. One of the worst greenhouse gases contributing to our climate crisis is the climate crisis. The first time I heard about the square methane gas expansion was at the SRP power committee on August 24th. I am the vice chair of SRP. There weren't any details about the rate impacts of customers that it proposed spend. There was no thoroughly embedded analysis of the alternative solution that don't require loss of funds. During the meeting on August 24th, I asked management for the models that were used to decide to make this decision. I would told, quote, we will discuss our analysis at the board meeting and explain how the external report work was incorporated into our evaluation. I was shocked in a poll. I am an elected board member and they're not providing me the data to see how this decision was made. You should be shocked in a poll too. If you look around, you'll see the great stuff out here. I have facts and information from the recent Intercom for mental, panel and climate change. Better known as the ICC version 6. There's also information from the global methane assessment benefits and costs of mitigating methane emissions. We've included this big picture story because it's vital to understand how much is at stake in SRP choosing to move forward with the structural mental plan. This isn't a joke. Our health is on fire. The plant is on fire. The mother earth is literally on fire. I'd like to thank you all for being here today and I'd like to invite you to stay representative and see how it's been to speak. Thank you so much.