mr. mullin for five minutes. >> thank you for having this meeting. there's a few meetings that we have in here that i have to study hard on. this is, as i would say, in my wheelhouse. i understand this situation extremely well. ms. noll, i'm going to talk to you for probably the remainder of the time. a couple things that you said, and i want to set the record straight. one, you said huge savings that these energy efficiency standards that d.o.e. has put out has put huge savings. based on what? >> based on analysis. >> what analysis? >> analysis that aceee and appliance standards has done and the department of energy has done analysis. >> are you really looking at bills and prices? because you said huge savings and you said up to $500 a year on energy cost is that correct? >> correct. >> in oklahoma, the average household total, their total energy bill a year is $1,296. you're saying that because your savings, that bill would have been $1,796 is that right? >> absent the standards. >> if i go back and i look at 2008, the midline -- just midline whirl