“That's 15% of U.S. grid emissions is what we can prevent by building these data centers with tackling the methane in mind, right? … So this is like by far the biggest climate lever that I ever had a chance to pull in my career.”

…being methane. So there's kind of a big question of like, are we looking at a 100-year time horizon for warming or at 20? If at 20, the methane completely dominates. If 100, then yes, then it's double. So it might be even worse, depending on when you think we will start reducing our emissions.

Sticking, I guess, with the 380 megaton number, like, can you contextualize that a little bit? You said it's a lot, but like, how much?

but despite a long career in this space, I don't think I have. Okay, so you said preventable. Let's talk about what it takes to prevent it. And I guess, you know, it makes sense to probably similarly walk through the value chain because there's different things you have to do at each step in the…

Exactly. So in the upstream wellheads, like there are two things you can do. A, you can buy it from a basin that has lower leaks. That obviously has a bunch of knock-on effects about where you locate your data center or buying pipeline capacity to pipe the methane from where it's produced to your…

Is it an issue for like aeroderivative turbines or no?