1. It isn't relevant because when Ziggy was making those...

1. It isn't relevant because when Ziggy was making those comments, LWP had 1 product and it was the HSP.
- LWP now have the HSP, the LSP, the battery tech, whatever plan B is, and other opportunities to invest in energy technology......given this is the direction of their company now...back when Ziggy made the comment they were only focusing on proppants.

Is it really this hard to understand?

2. The battery tech is actually a 50% ownership of 3x patents, all of which show amazing promise. LWP have communicated to the market that they are looking at multiple prototypes for the market, and through my own research / conversations i've found a number of companies already interested in it.
I don't expect customers to pay millions for a prototype, but I do once they commercialise it. 100s of millions. LWP have the interest from the parties, they will await the prototype and if its as good as they say....well BOOM!

3. It is about $25 per site, sometimes more, sometimes less. You get a few sites in Australia / China / USA etc and you're done.

4. Yes you're correct. For once.

5. Yes, there are outstanding results on the LSP, being the compression tests etc. LWP will release to market once they have them.