Based on our evaluation, expansion of the Culpeper plant provides substantial construction and operation and maintenance cost savings compared to building new plants.

There's some cost savings here that's going to drive earnings upstream.

The town going to 6 million gallons a day seems to be a very good choice for effective treatment capacity. Beyond six, I think there is a very big question mark. At this point, we would not recommend 9 million gallons per day unless it is cost effective to pump everything in the county back.

I've been told (an audit) can cost up to $10,000. That is a substantial burden. That could be an entire program for a year that gets wiped out.

The construction of a new nuclear plant in Ontario would be the environmental battle of the millennium.

Cost savings of $3.3 billion were achieved last year, which was more than our target,