What about the panels?

Um, uh, this, what we are hearing, this is not confirmed, is that, uh, there is a, uh, adoption of a proposal, uh, starting in a couple of weeks that will make it uneconomic to bring in panels from China, so to speak, both because there is a concern of federal government of, um, a acronym called FIOC, uh, foreign entity of concern.

In other words, something made outside the United States could threat our grid.

Uh, and uh, they're going to make it uneconomic for you to buy panels or inverters.

The inverters are more a restriction, and, uh, that will start this summer.

Uh, good news is we have enough production in the United States, 60 gigawatts of solar panels and plenty of batteries.

So that should not pose a problem to, with the rapid adoption of all this technology.

I can go out for two grand or less, um, buy a single solar panel, or, or three or four, and put them in my backyard with a battery and get the inverter and never worry about my refrigerator, uh, or my computer going down, right? Ron Leonard, you built the industry.