How do we stop the climate crisis from getting worse — at scale?

Okay, let's talk about impact and how the new energy, carbon footprint, is minimized, how we use affordability for all these products, where not a lot of debt is backed up and creating problems where people can't service the debt. How do we do it at scale, and then how do we create sustainable jobs and be able to let everybody participate in the new sustainable economy?

So our focus groups that sat down, all these wise men, that I surround myself with, was trying to figure out how we can first minimize the carbon footprint. So anybody can call up China and say, I need a battery. And then the battery brings in all the raw materials, they go into China, the trucks drive through China, polluting and then it goes into the factory. The factory uses a lot of electricity, it makes the batteries. The batteries get shipped back out of the factory, they get put onto a boat, the boat heads over to where the customer is and it's got to get distributed. The installers have to come and install it. And you know, the whole carbon chain of pollution starts with just mining the raw materials.

So we think that building the factory where the products are consumed is probably one of the most impactful ways to lower our carbon footprint on planet Earth. And again, our mission is to build 10 of these, copy factories around the world. They'll be exactly like one another. So when we go in, we already have done it before, we can teach everybody all the tricks of the trade and then we can get out and move on to the next factory. So when we do this, the cost of the factory goes down, our buying power on raw materials goes up and our carbon footprint goes down.

So another impact thing is that we are focused on using earth abundant materials. So you'll hear this throughout the website that to go from mining copper, which on the periodic table is know harder to find than aluminum, that switching to aluminum for our electrical conductivity, the wires that you plug into the wall and power your home and into the grid, we can do the same thing with, with aluminum versus copper. So we choose these materials because they're having a lower impact on the environment.

Magnets. You know, everybody uses these rare earth elements in their magnets. Some of this stuff we can't get around. But magnets, you know, ferrite magnets, which is iron and neodymium magnets, which is a rare earth element. All of our products are made with ferrite magnets. So it's pretty cool how we really put a lot of design emphasis on delivering products that can impact just the mining component of it.

So counting carbon calories. You're gonna hear us counting carbon calories and we just like want to know how much it costs to make a ton of steel, how much it costs to bring in a ton of aluminum on the calorie, the carbon calories that were emitted into the atmosphere. So we're trying to shrink that down and really know what's going on.

On the jobs, two men in a pickup truck, two women in a pickup truck can participate in this new sustainable economy. So if you're a tradesman, a carpenter, electrician, a plumber, or you just want to get into renewable energy, all you need is a way to transport this equipment to a site location and do the installation and service and we're going to create a new sustainable economy. So we're really excited about the jobs that we're creating and it's going to be tens of thousands of jobs getting capital to our end customers. That's a big one.

So there's a whole section on this. I'm not going to get into it much, but we know how to help you find capital and qualify your site and let somebody else essentially pay for it. You just keep paying your electric bill and they get to benefit off the excess power sold to the grid and things like that.

So we, we don't want to leave any communities left behind. There's so much of the world that climate has impacted it there. They pollute less than the big industrial nations, of the world. And we want to be able to help them save their world. I mean a lot of these communities, you know, if they've got food in a freezer and it's storing and then a hurricane or a fire comes in and knocks it out, you know, how do you power that when the grid, the power lines are blown down and broken and you know, we want to be able to, you know, have this self healing micro grid technology, that keeps the grid up and running.

So anyhow, this is a better way of living. It's a sustainable system. So the economics are sustainable and they're living together. You know, we need the money from the guys on Wall Street. Wall Street needs, you know, all these, these products out into the world that they can start making some money on and financing, things like that. So anyhow, this is our section on impact and it's a very important part of our company. So thank you very much and have a beautiful day. As they say in Costa Rica, pura vida, that means the pure life.