The 2025 target is now far out of reach, the jobs expectations went unmet, and the solar industry is laying off workers as the funding that was promised has dried up. Now, state legislative leaders are racing to meet a May 31 deadline to fix its biggest problems — including the impending loss of more than $300 million in funding for renewable energy programs.
Because government cant create value using subsidies. Any business model that needs a subsidy is not really a business at all. Government cannot create demand and supply out of wishful thinking and subsidies. When the time is right solar power will happen organically I suppose, it has a lot of hurdles here though. The main one being the lack of sunshine in Northern Illinois.
Heyjude
5 years ago
Funny how liberal plans/proposals never seem to work out as projected. Maybe they should learn something from that. But they only double down on failure.
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
Because government cant create value using subsidies. Any business model that needs a subsidy is not really a business at all. Government cannot create demand and supply out of wishful thinking and subsidies. When the time is right solar power will happen organically I suppose, it has a lot of hurdles here though. The main one being the lack of sunshine in Northern Illinois.
Funny how liberal plans/proposals never seem to work out as projected. Maybe they should learn something from that. But they only double down on failure.