Chief Financial Officer Ian Blakely said ERock expects the majority of this backlog to become revenue by the end of 2027. During the quarter, ERock moved generator assembly into its Hyperion facility in northwest Houston. The company expects the facility to increase annual assembly capacity to approximately 1.2 GW by year-end. ERock expects to become adjusted EBITDA-positive in the second half as deliveries and installations increase. He added that ERock has not seen impacts from recent comments related to Texas’ Batch Zero process, though the company expects the process could experience a slight delay.