We have access to the capital necessary to sustain our growth rate. We have picked up 2,100 new shareholders, according to our stock transfer agent, so we have a lot of individual investors. Some of our directors represent institutions. Here the wires may be nearby but it is more expensive to connect them to the call boxes than to use solar power. There are a lot of off-grid applications both in the industrialized world and the developing world.
Today there are still two billion people without electricity.
Off-grid markets, both in the industrialized countries, where there may not be a convenient wire, and in the developing world, are a big part of our business, and it is growing rapidly. This will continue to be one of our primary focuses for some time because this market is growing comfortably at over 20 percent per year. In the on-grid business, where we are competing with grid generated electricity, there are incentives around the world. There are also places where there is high priced electricity. I think that on-grid will become more of a factor for us in 2001, about three years from now.