Just a follow up more for Eric's future articles. Looking at 5 year period, 2009 to 2014. And this is what memes HE, prices rose dramatically, and normally that means more revenue. But this rise was based on a cost rise. And HECO passes this on with no profit. Not surprisingly, price rise, led to sales fall, and HECO struggled to make its allowed rate of return of 10 percent. Profits were below the allowed amount yet HECO still paid the same dividend, it wasn't tied to profits, and profits are capped by regulation. It's also what you expect to happen when a company has big economies of scale.