Spain’s solar market is collapsing, and virtually every major developer is selling off its panels because no one can make money during the hours when the sun is out. 

At the same time, the Spanish government is preparing to start shutting down the country’s nuclear plants.

https://www.elespanol.com/invertia/empresas/energia/20250425/colapso-fotovoltaico-espana-gw-proyectos-solares-cuelgan-cartel-vende-precios-hundidos/1003743728661_0.html

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Could be corporate solar farming industry is collapsing because people are installing their own solar panels for the savings and tax cuts. I think solar power is moving from corporate hands to the people as solar panels are getting cheaper and  gov regulations for installation are loosening (ie. permit not required or much easier to get)

I see tons of brand new buildings with solar panels fitted on the roof. (I don’t know if it’s a developer requirement, tax benefit, or both.)

Playing “The SIMS Pets” except this feels real. Cannelle is dog. Cruella is cat. I am mother.

Perhaps, hope that's the case. Seeing more and more panels on people's roofs nowadays

Thoughts on this @kaufman?