“And we do anticipate that, that will happen by the end of the year.”

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“e still saying that you're on track to settle this case. And maybe you can kind of talk a little bit about what's kind of informing the view that settlement is still on the table and why this wouldn't just go to a final order in the coming months here. Calvin Butler: Thank you, Nick. To your point, that case was filed in November of 2024. And I need to give the Atlantic City Electric team and Tyler Anthony, the CEO of Pepco Holdings, a lot of credit because they've been working with the commission and all stakeholders, including our governor and just making sure that we're being transparent, talking about each and every investment where it's needed and what the goals -- the shared goals of the parties are. And that's why we're encouraged that we can get to settlement, but it is a process. And we do anticipate that, that will happen by the end of the year. But at the same time, they do have the right to implement the interim rates subject to refund. So I believe that keeps all of the discussions moving forward and the settlement on the table because under law, you -- once you implement it, then it's subject. So they're saying, let's get it right, right out the gate. And that's what they've been working on from day 1. And I know we've been talking to both gubernatorial candidates on where we're going and what we're trying to do in that partnership. So that's why we're encouraged. Operator: Our next question comes from the line of Jeremy Tonet from JPMorgan Securities LLC. Jeremy Tonet: Just want to pivot a little bit here, if we could, towards the Amazon TSA. It seems like there's been some developments there. Just wondering if you could pro”