Good afternoon. Five years ago, when I was still a sophomore in college, I went to Western China as a scientist to study climate change in the Himalayas. And while I was there, this family invited me into their home. They asked me why I and all of these other scientists were coming to their region to study and outdoor air pollution when the real problem was the pollution inside their homes. When I tested it, I found that the air they were breathing was ten times more polluted than the air in Beijing. Every year inside China, more than half a million people die from breathing toxic smoke from their stoves. And around the world, it's more than four million people. After learning this, I couldn't just return to my research. So I left my program and I began working with the villagers in Western China in order to find a solution. The fuels that people were used to using were not only polluting. They also took hours of women's time every day and cost families up to $600 US dollars per year. There was one fuel, however, that was clean, abundant, and affordable. That fuel was the sun. Every year in Western China, enough sunlight falls on the Himalayan Plateau in order to replace 170 billion tons of coal. But the technologies that we have for harnessing this amazing resource aren't suitable for the lives of the local people. Solar cookers broke easily, were too heavy, and were also too costly and unsafe for people to use. So we imported solar cookers from around the world and tested them out. And it turned out that none of them were able to meet the safety, power, and durability expectations of the people. So together, we began to build and test and build again. We built 13 different prototypes of solar cookers with 54 different variants before we developed a product that people did like to use. That product was the sole source S1. It's more than 90% energy efficient. It has a user interface that protects cooks eyes from harmful UV radiation. It's portable, and its performance withstands more than 10 years of accelerated weather testing. Currently, this product is bringing cleaner air to thousands of people in Asia and doing the work of nearly 30,000 trees in the fight against climate change. Our users in Western China tell us that they're able to save up to 50 US dollars per month from using this product because of fuel that they're able to save. The sole source is also sustainably manufactured and 100% recyclable. In 2012, Onearth Designs became the first company in China to be certified by B-Corp for using sustainable practices in every aspect of our business operations. Our team is fully committed to bringing better energy technologies to people around the world by building a strong company that performs in the near term for our shareholders and in the long term for the planet. In the past few months since launching our company in 2012, we've generated over $200,000 US dollars in revenue. We've done that by getting our products into the hands of low-income families in China who can benefit from this technology on a daily basis. Now we're beginning to sell our products into the barbecue, camping, and disaster preparedness markets globally with the hope that in the future we'll be able to offset costs, reduce the prices for our low-income customers in the development world. Cooking with the sole source is just the beginning. This technology harnesses a tremendous amount of energy that can be used for a wide range of other household energy needs. So in the past few months, we've launched research and development collaborations with the US government, the Hong Kong government, and the Chinese government as well in order to turn the sole source into a household energy plant, heating your home, powering your computers, and purifying your water as well. Help us save lives and save trees by participating in our vision for the new future of Global Energy. Thank you.