Ryan Levine: And then in terms of the low growth outlook for — on the electric side of the business, what trends are you seeing? Are you seeing any acceleration in [indiscernible] demand growth in your service territories? And any implications that has for your capital budgets?
Nicole Kivisto: Yes, Ryan, I’ll let Garret answer that question in terms of what kind of data center I commented on my — in my script in terms of the various ones that we have in the Q, but we’re continuing to get calls as they come in related to data centers. So Garret, do you want to expand on that at all?
Garret Senger: Just that we have in front of use. This is Garret Senger, and thank you for the question. We had in front of the North Dakota Public Service Commission and additional data center requests that we hope to have in place for the second quarter that should be approved by then. And there’s Nicole mentioned, continued interest across our territory, and we pursue those as they come in.
Ryan Levine: Great. And in terms of electricity demand growth, that was, I guess, more broad than just that 1 customer type? Or are you seeing any changes to your longer-term outlook due to commercial activity or other growth in your service territories?
Garret Senger: We’ve seen an average increase annually in terms of customers in that 1% range in total customers. There’s also an industrial commercial loads. There’s maybe a couple of years down the road, there’s interest there as well as the operations. And ’24 really is the data center growth as well as just normal growth in our residential market.
Nicole Kivisto: And then maybe just, Ryan, 1 thing to clarify in terms of the data center growth that we’ve had, — that is the way we’re serving those customers is not from our generation. So just to be clear there, we’ve got zero investment right now in these data centers and get the margin, which is obviously a benefit to the company as well as to our ROE tying it back to ROE enhancement. And then we also have a benefit that’s given back to our customers in terms of the sharing of the transmission expense across the MISO market. And so we do see right now the way we have modeled these data centers within our system, it doesn’t require us to build generation. So I just wanted to clarify that.
Operator: [Operator Instructions] Again, the webcast can be accessed at www.mdu.com under the Investors heading select Events & Presentations and click Q1 2024 Earnings Conference call. After the conclusion of the webcast, a replay will be available at that same location. And ladies and gentlemen, it appears we have no further questions this afternoon, Ms. Kivisto. I’d like to hand things back to you, ma’am for any closing comments.
Nicole Kivisto: All right. Thank you very much, and we want to thank everyone for your time and interest in MDU Resources. We are certainly optimistic about our growth opportunities and the future of our regulated energy delivery businesses as well as the outlook for Everus and the planned spin-off later this year. We thank you again for your time. We appreciate your continued interest and support of MDU Resources. And with that, I’ll turn the call back over to you, operator.
Operator: Ms. Kivisto, thank you. Ladies and gentlemen, that does conclude today’s MDU Resources Group conference call. Again, thank you for your participation, and you may now disconnect.
