I don't see this as an idea, more an observation. The thing is, if we look around, yes we see some panels, but it is only a very small fraction of available real estate that could be used, I guess there must be at least 30 to 50x times more available that can be used.
Again looking at the data, we have to deduce we are already at least 20% of the way towards being wholly solar powered,
That means only five times more real estate is needed.
This is well within practical margins.
Given the funds, which are owed, to the public, for the solar already put to use, the remainder of the installation needed will happen very quick, because by that, we increase the solar stipend payable to the public, by 5 times.
The longer this is put off, the worse the inflation has to get.
To me it looks like nature has the money issuers at check, with one move to mate.
Here is how to do the analysis for the US. if you feel inclined, same technique as used in the story below:
