it was also this California's power grid operators asking everyone to voluntarily conserve electricity. Calista has issued a flex alert for tomorrow, So flex alert means everyone should reduce our electricity usage from 5 to 10 PM. Callouses says that is the most critical time for the power grid because solar production is ramping down while electricity demand can remain high during extreme heat events. We also reached out to PG and e to ask if they're planning any public safety power shutoffs so far. So right now there are no plans for a public safety power shut off. This is a heat event and heat is always a factor in a public safety power shut off. But we also look at humidity. We look at um conditions on the ground. We look at whether there's dry vegetation, so there's a bunch of different factors that go into calling a P. S. P. S. And this is not a public safety power shut off incident. If there are any outages during the heat, I met their unplanned and it's due to the heat. So here are a couple of ways to conserve energy right now. Pre cool your home set thermostat to 78° or higher if your health permits, that also turn off any unnecessary lights, avoid running large appliances at the same time, make sure your kids do the same thing. That's always a big one, that one and run them in the morning to save money. Also, if you can prepare cool meals or maybe go outside to use the barbecue or try to use small kitchen appliances, don't appliances that don't heat up your home.