“if you look at the annual numbers and the Permian, we expect to be up about 200,000 ko kind of year over year.”

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“still very focused on bringing these technologies to bear in our cube design focused on maximum recovery and doing it at a lower cost. And so doing the cubes, doing those designs and then drilling those and bringing them on, takes longer for us to see the results. But ultimately gives us much better results. And so that continues to happen. And I think as we get through this year, we're going to begin to see a lot of these some of the additional technologies that we're bringing to bear kind of manifest themselves in our results. And I feel again pretty optimistic that they're going to deliver some very promising results as we move forward. And frankly, what we've seen today, on a conservative basis, that takes us well beyond 2030 with our production. Kathy Mikells: And I'd just add, Neil, if you look at the annual numbers and the Permian, we expect to be up about 200,000 ko kind of year over year. Again, that's not gonna be necessarily what you see each and every quarter. And then on lightweight proppant, you know, this year about 25% of our wells had lightweight proppant. By the time we get to the end of next year, at that point, when we're drilling, we should see about 50% of our wells having lightweight proppant. So you know, a very good performance in terms of just increasing the lightweight proppant in new wells going forward. And we'll see that benefit as Darren said over time. Darren Woods: Thank you. Operator: The next question comes from Doug Leggate of Wolfe Research. Doug Leggate: Thanks. Good morning, everybody. And I'll add my best wishes to both the outgoing and incoming CFO. Good luck, Catherine. Hope you feel better. Kathy Mikells: Thank you. Doug Leggate: My questi”