The main problem, in terms of the supply chain, is raw material[s]. The other problem is the decoupling between China and the U.S. I think it’s a huge, huge problem. China controls 70%, maybe 80% of the lithium ion battery [supply] in the world. They are already controlling the supply chain. The mining, even in Australia and South America, [is] controlled by Chinese companies. In this way, lithium is similar to oil ... With oil you can get better technology to drill deeper and get more oil. And [similarly], in terms of how much lithium we have on Earth, I think we are still fine ... [recycling will also give us more lithium] ... but [Tesla’s] Gigafactories are growing like mushrooms. We will need to increase the capacity by 30 times if we want to meet by 2030 the amount of batteries to support and meet [OEM demand].