We are working hard to meet the increasing demand for reliable, safe and affordable energy, while maintaining existing infrastructure and preserving reliability. SECO is investing significant dollars to serve new members and continue to serve our loyal members reliably. At yearend 2021, SECO’s investment in facilities topped over $1 billion and continues to grow. This ongoing facilities investment averages over $6 million per month. We have retained our position as the third-largest Florida electric cooperative and seventh largest nationally out of about 800 distribution co-ops. Among our co-op peers, a growing infrastructure supporting more than 220,000 metered accounts is extraordinary. Our facilities include 48 substations and 13,000 miles of line to reliably serve members. With Board of Trustees approval, we returned $6. 5 million in Capital Credits to current and former members in 2021. SECO has returned almost $80 million in Capital Credits since its inception as a not-for- profit electric cooperative in 1938. Assigning and returning margins to our members makes us different from other electric utilities.