Solar shuts down fracking.

• published: 08 Mar 2015
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How can we expand the solar industry to stop the climate emergency? By developing cooperation between the PV manufactures in the US, Japan, Germany, China & Korea. If all manufactures cooperate to build more innovative panels we can build the solar economy to shut down the oil industry. Yes, companies will still compete to pioneer new technological innovations, but our world goal must be to save the planet. New ideas are what makes the solar field so exciting today. By cooperating to expand the amount of solar installed on homes, we can all help each other. We need to agree it is win, win, win for all 5 nations if we can install more solar on more private homes. Decentralization must be our key goal, to give more power to private home owners. If we develop policies that encourage banks and governments to lend more $$$ money to home owners, to buy more new solar powered homes, each with 100 solar panels, we can drive home builders to hire more young carpenters. This will give more old home owners money to buy new solar powered homes, with 100 solar panels, and so sell, or remodel their old homes. We want the home market to become more dynamic. This will drive the shift towards solar and give each city, and so each nation, more solar energy so they can shut down all coal, oil, nukes & gas. Shut down King CONG. If we compare the top 5 solar nations: US, Germany, Japan, Korea & China, we see that the sense of urgency is highest in China & Japan. This dynamic pioneering spirit in China is driving the Chinese solar industry to become the best in the world. China now makes the most advanced thin film solar panels in the world, of the highest quality. That is why most people prefer to buy thin film panels & solar powered cars from China. The US, and especially California needs to up its game face. Get back into the game. Grab some urgency. California is a state that has huge solar potential, but because they do not have a solar policy that emphasizes the need for a decentralized roof top home solar generation system, California is floundering. We have a lack of leadership in solar policy innovation. And a lack of solar technological innovation. Policy. We need to require our utilities to pay $0.49 kwh to solar homes that sell energy onto our grid. This is a Solar Payment Policy ( SPP). We need to double the number of home based roof top solar systems, owned by the home owner, so the owner gets the lions share of the money from solar. We must make investing in solar more attractive to the home owner. This requires making the whole system of buying solar simpler and “One Stop” at the city level. A young person should be able to go to a bank, then to city hall and then to the installer, on-line, all in one day. Three contracts. The city needs a policy that requires the Utility to pay the home owner a premium for 20-30 years. This will create a decentralized solar economy based on People and cities. This will put more political power in the hands of home owners. And make it easier for young people to buy new solar homes with 100 panels on the roof. The best policy change California could make would be to adopt a SPP. Governor Brown may not have a deep enough understanding of policy to adopt a SPP. Consequently, the People of Berkeley need to step up and assume their role as leaders of California, by adopting a SPP. It will take this decentralization, city by city approach to lift California, and so the world, into a solar economy. Solar Justice Team meets every Sunday. RSVP: 415-368-8581, dr8kangas@gmail. 2940 16th & Mission, SF. Youtube: paul8kangas. Google: “SF Bay View News”, by Theresa Coleman & Paul Kangas, “How solar creates jobs for all & money for home owners.”http://sfbayview.com/2015/01/our-future-and-the-solar-mandate-of-assembly-bill-327/