West Virginia is tremendously important to us. This is, for us, the center of the coal universe.

It's almost as if renewable energy is a victim of being loved to death.

That's the magic of the market.

Consumers are going to have choices at various points between performance and efficiency and all the trade-offs in between. They are managing to package these vehicles in such a way that they're exciting for consumers and still meet their basic needs.

We're approaching 7,500 megawatts. So, we're in a sweet spot with wind and there's more we can do.

It really opens a completely new window on the universe. It tells us that we're going to be seeing gravitational waves in the near future, in addition to knowing how stars die and how the material that we are made of and the earth is made of came to be and how life came to be possible.