I'm not sure if that's a very good answer.
No one is arguing the rise of EV's and energy storage facilities, nor is anyone debating the fossil fuel demise that is being led by environmentalists and governments who want to avoid massive public health bills in the future.
The question was, do you think that PLS will survive with its current cash reserve levels and debt?
If you can't answer it, then that's ok but no need to provide an answer that is based upon the obvious.
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