Has your company considered developing hydrogen energy?

CATL: Dear investors, hydrogen has a very low volume energy density at room temperature, and storage requires high-pressure tanks. Energy is converted by first converting electrical energy into hydrogen, and then converting it into electrical energy through hydrogen combustion. This involves many infrastructures, a large area, and low conversion efficiency. The work is relatively complicated and the cost is relatively high. We believe that electrochemical batteries have more cost advantages than lithium batteries and sodium batteries when the material prices are appropriate. Thank you for your attention.