I guess you would agree the market always finds what is cheapest. It seems to be finding solar cheapest, as this is the one climbing steadily in implementation. Rate of implementation is faster even than governments know, Vietnam is a great example, people can implement and scale up solar in a flash, because after a community becomes self sufficient by solar, they can disconnect from the grid, and they need not declare the solar as income, because governments still do not recognise product created from solar as something added to the economy, and yet it is physically added to the world, so until they begin to issue money on that product, it will continue to scale up "Under the radar", and the value of the money which is issued will continue to drop in markets, per the principles of Austrian Economics, because in the end, the product is the thing of value, not the money.