TimDuncan: Yes, that’s the case. I mean, look, you’re in a fair way where there’s Oxy has a large position, your Oxy has a large working interest. We have worked with the partners on what kind of feel like think it’s appropriate to disclose before we drill it and in this case, I think what I would tell you, it’s certainly high impact, it’s got large geological structures, it’s underneath salt and so you can kind of imagine what type of project that would look like to be of interest certainly Oxy and us as well. There is ample infrastructure in the area Heidelberg for example, in the area. So what makes us interesting is you’re in a large geological fairway, subsalt, oil-weighted around near facilities in a big acreage position. So again not every project is something that we’ve got out specifically what that range will be, obviously, we have one internally but I think we put this one on the kind of a high-impact ledger if it works.
Leo Mariani: That’s helpful. And then just turning to CCS here. You guys spoke about this a little bit in terms of your prepared remarks, but I think you guys had always kind of said, hey, if things work out potentially might secure a deal when the emitter kind of around year-end ’22. I guess we’re a couple of months into ’23 at this point in time. Can you maybe just kind of talk about confidence levels in getting a couple of deals with the emitters this year, is that generally what we should expect? Do you think those are more likely to be first half ’23 events, obviously you’ve got the bigger facility now which provides redundancy but just hoping to get a little more detail around how some of these conversations with emitter are going.
Robin Fielder: Yes no, I think the discussions are moving along quite well. Recall that the Inflation Reduction Act was signed last August and so those who were thinking about it, really jumped into feasibility studies on the capture for their various facilities and so some of those are even moving into pre-FEED now and so while that work ongoing. We’re starting to see some more of these like I said, the plans request for proposal processes but even having some more discussions on some of these greenfield investments where folks are thinking about investing here along the Texas and Louisiana Gulf Coast to develop their Blue product, whether it be fuel or other product and some of the kind of discussions are underway too. So I think there’s a lot of new energy in this whole space right now after the Inflation Reduction Act.
We are seeing a lot of peers come in, wanting to also participate in different projects but it really puts the focus back on the U.S. versus some of these other international opportunities. So it’s been, it’s heated up the dialog and I think it’s just giving people some more data to look through as far as doing some — completing some of these FEED studies and understanding their cost of capture.
TimDuncan: And look, some of the industrial emitter are running more fulsome processes as well, which is totally understandable. I think the good news for us relative to where we were six months ago is the incentive structure I think is working, it’s opened up a bigger market and we’ve got a bigger asset. We absolutely kind of the next step obviously is to pull in and announce those contracts, but we’re confident that it’s coming. We’re confident who we’re partners with and we’re confident in the assets. Do you have something else, Robin?
