Damien Jordan

I'm one of those people, so I'm probably on the cap.

specific sectors, you know, like AI or whatever they're trying to attract, but not everyone.

Do you think the business environment will benefit from a cap?

Because I mean, like, you know, I think of businesses and you might, your AI data center is probably going to be all over energy because that is their main input, right?

But like your hairdressers or local, small independent companies might not be.

They are like individuals, really.

You know, they're the same individuals that then go home and sit on the price cap at home.

So why would they be doing it within their business?

Okay, thank you for that.

Do you want to ask another question?

Yeah, I was thinking Defrock.

What Defrock?

What Defrock1 wants to know is, where do you see technology moving in energy storage solutions to manage peaks and troughs in generation such that electricity generation can be fully decoupled from fossil fuels?

And how long do you think till that technology is going to be economically viable on the scale required?

What about like water-based batteries, you know, like a dam where you move the water up the hill and drop it back down?

And a place where you can flood off of the countryside.

And what about nuclear?

Obviously, you mentioned the one bit we're doing at the minute I've seen.

Was there commissions or plans to build some of these kind of modular or the smaller plants?

Yeah, exactly.