So h- how does JCB's tech, uh, differ from any- everything else that's on the market right now?

Um, I think from a technology perspective really they're, they're trying to look at it from a...

Obviously construction pieces of equipment, they're not huge volumes, so they're trying to develop technology that is cost-effective for their equipment and their customers more importantly.

Obviously as you go through onto the construction sites, there isn't electrical infrastructure to put there, so EVs are not so good.

Uh, so to bring in hydrogen gas and, and you know, the consumers are then able to refuel their vehicles easily and operate at zero emissions, then, you know, I think it's more around the, the cost side of things, that they're, they're coming at it in a slightly different way.

And it's gotten to a point where I- I've heard it said where it's basically a necessity in the, in the UK at this point.

Uh, it, it is because the, you know, environmentally the e- electrical infrastructure's not there to support too many EVs.

We're only a small island.