I don't think acquiring fuel for its plants should be a problem.

The tightening of the time frame ... (is) clearly important but ... I don't think that time frame of 20 days is really going to be that meaningful.

They have such a complex capital structure, and the subordination of some of the issues is unclear. You're going to have a lot of contentious fighting going on with bondholders on what kind of recovery they're going to get.

Coal is our most abundant fossil fuel. (GE's) development efforts are to just end up making the plants more competitive on an economic basis by using these other coals.

Biomass power is a direct replacement for conventional fossil fuel energy plants. It doesn't have to be a clear sunny day (to work).

The problem with hydrogen is that it is not a very portable fuel.