Coming to the point, Katie has nicely highlighted an effort to try something new. Word of caution for any potential investors is to take a serious look into their books and the very company’s existing waste treatment plants. Typical operating Debt/Equity for new projects in India are around 70/30 and so if you look at it then ~$460MM has to be raised either through internal funds or by debts from institutions; so the net cost for the project is may be around $660MM for a 48MW, which is far higher than typical thermal/wind/solar plants, which then raises the question of who are the customers willing to pay a huge unit cost. Or even going by the claim of $100MM for 48MW plant, questions should raise about what about the other funds and how are they plan to be parked or utilized? Hope it is not another trick to raise cheap liquidity. All that said, if my skepticism is creating an impetus to derive the real truth even at the cost of proving me wrong I will be glad, as then investors will know they are about to get their returns safe.