On a good note, the share price has held steady despite the increase in OS. One could interpret that to mean investor confidence in LLEG remains high depsite the lack of revenue or completed projects to date. I suspect the Berlin project will change that for Laidlaw. A good portion of the local population believes strongly that Laidlaw will get permit approval from the State and will be constructing the plant 8 months from now. I'm looking forward to the EFSEC public hearing that is supposed to be held in Berlin in the next 30 days. Are you coming?
I don't intend to make comments regarding our Berlin project while we have a permit application pending before the state of NH. I will say that I believe your question is answered in our application. Our objective is to start construction prior to the end of 2010.
We do intend to take control of an operating power house in connection with one of our Mass projects pending conversion to biomass. Our intent it to first lease it and then purchase it once we have all permits to operate as a biomass plant.
My goal is to increase transarency to the shareholders this year. I have no specific target in mind.
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