Stephan:   First, let me note that this is really good trend analysis. Just as a piece of work, this is very impressive. As we convert to electricity instead of carbon fuel there is going to be an interim phase where everything will hinge on batteries and, since batteries are basically a chemistry technology raw materials, particularly rare raw materials become the weak link. This is the cobalt trend. And we can see it playing out with Tesla. I think China has realized that the U.S. for the next four years is enthrall to carbon energy, and now is the time to make their move. Chinese batteries  suppliers may cut their prices by 35%-40% in 2017, while still making a profit, which would have a significant effect on other suppliers, notably Tesla. If they have batteries, and are already the leaders in panel construction, they will create millions of jobs and energize (pun intended) their entire society through the trillions made as the world converts. In the longer term though although batteries will still be a critical component in my view much of the battery technology will be replaced by LENR. SRI has now published an over-unity report that seems credible. This is not going to be for little things like smart phones, but for things like vehicles, and houses, and it will be an easy upgrade because LENR will just plug in where batteries once stood.