I just saw that Germany is shifting its strategy with solar energy. Less support for rooftop panels on houses and more focus on large solar parks. Bloomberg reported it, and it makes sense from a certain angle, but I wonder about the fiscal impact.

Because look, all this energy transition stuff sounds good on paper, but Germany is already loaded with debt, and these policy changes have real costs. Reorganizing the entire infrastructure toward larger-scale projects requires massive investment. Germany's debt is already a delicate issue, so concentrating resources on mega solar projects instead of providing support at the residential level is a pretty bold move.

The idea is to improve efficiency and meet renewable targets, of course. But while Germany manages its debt and finances these changes, one wonders if the model of large solar parks will really be more sustainable in the long run or if it will be another expense that strains public finances. What do you all think, does it make sense or is it too ambitious for the country's current situation?