We really believe in renewable energy, we believe in climate change. We believe that solar is the future, renewable energy, whatever it may be. But solar is predominantly probably the largest part of that at the moment. And every day we get up out of bed and we make sure we do our part to try and bring renewable energy to Australia and where it should be. Residential customers when they're thinking about purchasing solar, and I think it's becoming more and more apparent, as people are doing their research, they're really looking for quality. They're looking for reliability, sustainability, longevity. They're looking for, you know, those key components that are going to make their system last.

I think people are realising that the investment of solar is something you're going to have on your roof for 20 years. So I think they're really starting to do their research and find quality in the market with a 25 year product and performance warranty, what better panel to put on a residential roof. I believe homeowners now realise that they're paying for something that's going to be on their roof for 25 plus years. Look, I think solar is definitely on the rise. We have a lot of sun up here. And I think people are now starting to understand that it will save them money and actually put the, you know, a dollar in their back pocket. And it's becoming you know, more socially acceptable to put solar on your roof. People are becoming educated and realising that it is a good thing. We've got solar bore pumps, solar air conditioners, just general solar grid tied systems, standalone systems.

So solar is really getting out there and becoming a piece of equipment that can be utilised on so many different levels. Solar is very important to the environment. Like I said before climate change is happening whether people want to admit it or not. with solar, people have the ability to take care of their own power. They're able to utilise their power however they want, store their power, sell their power. So I just think it really gives the opportunity for the customer to really hold on to what's theirs. It's a win for both the environment and the customer at the end of the day.