Well, it tests it has is there is a connection with color. So recently Romania agreed on coal phase out plan. And I guess until 2032, we're supposed to phase out the all electric coal electricity production and close all the all the mines. And there comes the question, what do you put there instead of instead of coal, and unfortunately, politicians do talk about converting coal plants to gas plants and maybe building new gas plants and expanding the gas grid to connect more consumers being it industrial or household. They also talk about your new gas reserves, onshore and offshore. And it's for us, it's obviously that gas is a fossil fuel. And first of all, at some point, it will be it at some point we the resources won't be there anymore. Secondly, it's quite expensive. And as we've seen with the war in Ukraine, the prices went high this year, in the nobody expected that, and they are supposed to stay high in the in the next couple of years. So there is also this economical aspect of it. And as I was talking earlier, is not that you burn gas and release carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. And that's all now you also have you also have those methane, fugitive emissions that are happening through the whole chain from extraction till till you burn it. And, yeah, methane is much more potent gas than carbon dioxide for therefore it's contributed, contributing to the climate crisis. And unfortunately, as we have very old infrastructure, since we, since we began, we began extracting gas. Yeah, I guess it's 100 years ago or so. And the infrastructure is quite old. And it's, it's very common that you see meeting leaks all around it being at the well or the transport pipeline or the gas storage. And we investigated that. And we found evidence of like methane leaks all around all around the chain. So going back to call the year we are phasing out coal and the question comes, what do you put there and our politician mentioned gas, but then again, at some point, we will have to get rid of all fossil fuels. And there is this narrative that we're we're saying that we cannot afford to transition. So instead of instead of using gas is a transitional fuel and then have another transition from gas to renewables, why not going from coal directly to renewables. So that's, that's why we're, we're opposing guests, because it's, it's too expensive, it comes too late is a solution for the climate crisis, as we see in the, in the offshore gas deposits in the Black Sea. The company is new, that those resources are there, like many years ago, but still there is no decision of going after that. And if the decision will come next year, media are the companies say that they will take a decision, if they want to go or not for that gas, they will still need three or four years to develop the infrastructure. And it's roughly in 2020 27 or 2030, that they will start production, they will start the production there.