“To answer your question as specific as I can, my expectations is that in 2026 that there will be announcements regarding large load in our service territory.”

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“da, all the development that we're seeing across the state. But second, what's really attractive and what's really appealing, I think, for hyperscalers is, look. We have a really, you know, we have a low bill. We know how to get things done. We have a long track record of being able to work with the state, you know, at all levels. And but most importantly, from a customer standpoint, we have a large load tariff that makes sure that the hyperscaler is paying the cost of the additional build, not the customers in Florida. Armando, do you have anything you'd like to add? Armando Pimentel: Yeah. Just real quick, Julian. So John has in the prepared remarks a sentence that said 2025 was about laying the groundwork and 2026 is about execution. That applies to both companies and certainly to FPL. To answer your question as specific as I can, my expectations is that in 2026 that there will be announcements regarding large load in our service territory. That's certainly what we are shooting for and working for. And that's what 2026 for us is all about. Julien Dumoulin-Smith: And Julian, just on the question around what does 2026 look like for us for success, I'd just go back to 'thirteen. Comment about '13 is our expectations. This is our kind of road map. That we're gonna track against from the standpoint of where do we think we'll be developing. And so this is the channel feeds into this as John mentioned. So we're looking at the expectations that we're laying out here on page 13 and continue to track against those. Julien Dumoulin-Smith: Awesome. And just as a quick follow-up in terms of disclosures maybe. And not to put you down too much on twenty-sixth, how do you think about, say, chunkier announcements, you know, say, Google here”