The main reason is that if you total up all the demand from all of these different mines, even if every mine and every remote community were to purchase one of these reactors, you're talking about a total demand of about 600 megawatts.
If you want to try to translate the 600 megawatts into the number of orders you would get because of that and compare that with what a company ought to be looking at when they are thinking about investing the hundreds of millions of dollars that would be required for setting up one of these factories, it's not clear that they will match. That's the main issue.
The second problem we found is that the cost of electricity from one of these could be as high as 10 times that of diesel. The question is whether a mine is going to say that it will buy power at 10 times the cost it is paying now, even though it may want to get rid of diesel.
Instead, we found that the cheapest way for them to try to reduce their reliance on diesel would be to invest in renewables and lower their diesel demand.