So we’re €“ that’s where we are. And then that will ramp over time €“ and we’ve €“ the strategy €“ originally, the strategy at Kemerton was to execute both train simultaneously. We’ve bifurcated that, because we struggled with labor during the pandemic and still, frankly, struggle with labor at Kemerton. So we’re sequencing the commissioning and implementation. So Train 1 is operating and making product. Train 2 is not, and it’s probably six months behind Train 1, I would say. And then that will ramp over time. We’ve always said, we ramp those projects, we planned those projects to ramp from start-up to full capacity over a two-year period. And I think that’s probably the — still the rule of thumb that we’re following. And is there another part of the question?
Christopher Parkinson: Yeah. Just any updated thought process on your additional projects that you can assess specifically in the US over the next few years? Just any updated thoughts? That’s all. Thank you.
Kent Masters: Yeah. So probably nothing new since the call a few weeks ago. So we’re still looking at the site selection for a conversion facility to convert the Kings Mountain or Silver Peak, we’ve expanded and it’s operating at that expansion rate, maybe a little bit more ramp-up to do at Silver Peak, but it’s operating at that higher rate. And then the other would be Magnolia or — and that is a little bit further out, but we’re making progress there and planning that project, but we’ve not kicked it off from an FID standpoint yet.
Christopher Parkinson: Very helpful. Thank you so much.
Operator: Thank you, Christopher. And our last question comes from John Roberts from Credit Suisse. John, your line is now open.
John Roberts: Thank you. I think your guidance is based on the December 31st realized price, but I just want to clarify, the equity income within that guidance is based on price rising through the first quarter because of the lag and then for the remaining quarters of 2023, the equity income has a flat price after that lags recovered.
Scott Tozier: It’s actually — on the equity income, it actually goes up in the first half, through the first half. So — and then we’ll see volumetric increases out of that as well. So it actually increases through the year sequentially.
John Roberts: Okay. And then any update on the negotiations with Mineral Resources on the MARBL JV?
Kent Masters: So not a real update. Scott had said in his comments that we continue to talk with our partners and that we expect to be able to announce something soon, but nothing for today.
John Roberts: Okay. Thank you.
Operator: Thank you, John. Ladies and gentlemen, that’s all the time we have for questions. I will now pass the floor back to Ken Master for closing remarks.
Kent Masters: Okay. Thank you. As you heard today and during our January webcast, we feel we have the right strategy, the operating model and the people to meet this opportunity and manage our business successfully to grow today and well into the future. So thank you for joining our call and your interest in Albemarle. Thank you.
Operator: Thank you. Ladies and gentlemen, this concludes today’s call. Thank you for joining. You may now disconnect your lines.
