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recently listed several bills here in congress which would change tax credits or financing options for ccus. my question is you think what we're doing is substantial enough and what other options might we pursue. it seems like we've been talking about ccs forever. it doesn't seem we're any closer to actually seeing, you know, implementation of this technology on a scale where it can be helpful, and as you said, it's not just coal. it's natural gas too. what do we need to do to sort of make this, you know, a moon shot and get this technology out there. the point is that there's -- there has not been a price signal to the private sector there, and i think that's what we need to have for sure. i would just make another point, if i might, on this kind of finance side. as you know, the administration has proposed now for two years tax credits for carbon capture. both investment tax credits and storage credits. in congress there's a lot of discussion around 45q as -- they have some different numbers, but fundamentally the same idea. i think a point that's not been appreciated enough and is why i

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listed several bills here in congress of -- which would change tax credits or financing options for ccus, but my question is, do you think what we're doing is substantial enough? and what other options might we pursue? it seems like we've been talking about ccs forever, but it doesn't seem we're any closer to actually seeing, you know, implementation of this technology on a scale where it can be helpful. as you said, it's not just coal, it's natural gas, too. and what do we need to do to sort of make this, you know, a moon shot and get this technology out there? in terms of where we have come, how far or how not far, depends on how you have look at it how far we've come, the point is that there has not been a price signal to the -- to the private sector there, and i think that's -- that's what we need to have, for sure. and i would just make another point, if i might, on this finance side. as you know, the administration has proposed now for two years tax credits for carbon capture. both investment tax credits and storage credits. in congress there's a lot of discussion around 45q as --

and there -- i think that there are two signals that would be very powerful for pushing on ccus. one would be something like these tax credits that were put in place for a long period of time. okay, now i understand what i'm getting into. secondly, of course, is the carbon -- the clean power plant does that through the regulatory approach. there are other approaches, obviously, including a direct one. but all i'm saying, i think signals now, it's not saying, look, ccs might be a big deal in 2030, so let's wait. you need the signals now if you're going to get those investments made. on the research side it goes back to this need to increase our innovation investments. now, in fy17 and '16 and '17, you know, we have -- we are moving forward into pilot project scale, 10 megawatt scale, for alternate technologies. you know, we could take a lot bigger steps with more resources. so, i think those are the two areas. kind of that signal side on finance and carbon management and the innovation. >> thank you. let me ask you quickly about nuclear energy, too. we're seeing some premature nuc