RE:March 20-21, US 1 year KWhr increase av. 30%The state's in the northeast US where UGE operates in has the highest retail energy rates. Because they're able to sell their energy direct to consumers higher module costs are easier to absorb then utility scale who sells there energy to Utilitys, who then turn it around for a profit. Module prices are stabilizing and from what I'm reading, solar equipment is forecasted to continue its cost decline late this year or early 2022. Additionally efficiencys in solar cells are taking place rapidly, on average panels are produced for three months, then the next more efficient model comes through. The bought deal at 2.65 was done when module cost were up. Long term trend cost trend is clear and unanimous. Being lumped in with utility scale company's has created a big opportunity.