What we do know is that we have endured huge increases in the cost of utilities and after four years, there is still no plant. In fact, Fitch Ratings has stated that the plant can't be built today because Tenaska has not been able to sell the 600 MWs of electricity it will get from the 800 MW project because of a glut of electricity on the market. And yet, the rates remain high and the money is piling up. We're glad someone has run with the ball on this one and is asking the hard questions.)