“It's to the extent that this incremental capital opportunity that we pointed to emerges. And to the extent that this data center in particular momentum continues and all else being equal, yes, we believe that in the back half of our plan, we could be positioned at or near the top of our existing range.”

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“ext question is from Nick Campanella with Barclays. Nick Campanella : Hi, guys. Good afternoon. Chris Womack: Hi, Nick. Nick Campanella : So a question on the rebates, just trying to kind of understand a little bit more what that would look like. And I guess the question is, do you anticipate kind of being at the higher end of your 5% to 7% through 2027, and that would kind of equate to like a new higher base for 2027 to grow off of. Is it just going to be based off of actuals and where you get to? Just -- I guess I'll leave it there, but just looking for more color on the interim. Dan Tucker : Sure. Nick, yes. And what I'll do is I'll just kind of restate the way we said it on our last call because again, nothing has changed in the 10 weeks since then in terms of how we think about this. It's to the extent that this incremental capital opportunity that we pointed to emerges. And to the extent that this data center in particular momentum continues and all else being equal, yes, we believe that in the back half of our plan, we could be positioned at or near the top of our existing range. Now we also pointed the headwinds in the near term, like parent company interest refinancing. And that's why the immediate near term is not up there. This is really about the back half. If that is what we see and where we are and if kind of like going back to Julian's question about having line of sight if that appears to be a sustainable trajectory, then that provides us the opportunity to potentially rebase the starting point for 5% to 7% growth. Nick Campanella : Okay. No, that's helpful. And then just Georgia Power rate case, just wanted to make sure, are you guys still on track to kind of find that at the end of June or by July 1? And has anything kind of changed there in your rate case strategy? Thanks. Chris Womack: Nick, I think you said it very well as required by the 2022 rate c”