out is really much too low.

Yeah, exactly.

We've learned.

But at 55 C and cycling at a half C rate over and over again, we actually proved out what Landon said would happen, which is unusual.

I mean, I've been in the battery business forever.

And when a startup says they can do something, there's usually a lot of fluff in that.

But what ended up happening is we put them on test.

telling Kurt, please don't go to Panasonic

What was the news from that event, if you can give us an overview?

Yeah, it was a big event for us.

What we announced there was our further, our deepening entry into the ESS market, the energy storage system market.

Until now, we've been addressing this market in other ways.

Specifically, we've been using second use battery packs and working with Redwood.

Redwood then puts them into a system where they're all connected together.

And we put in, it was about 50 megawatt hours about a year ago in Sparks, Nevada, They're backing up a Crusoe database, data center.

Do you think we're ever going to get there here in the United States? Or are we so far behind at this point?