Meanwhile here in Spain where solar panels would do a lot more good there aren't many due to lack of incentives. I don't think they should do the same kind of feedback incentive but it would be great if they'd subsidize the purchase price which is much harder to stomach due to Spain's much lower salary standards. And of course these are great to power air conditioning which is pretty much a must in Spain whereas the Netherlands needs more energy in winter for heating. So a net win for the environment.
Wind is more attractive, but needs tons of infra work to be a proper solution and the power of atom can't be harnessed because of the stark lack of research and knowledge, the heavy upfront costs, and shenanigans from so-called "green" parties.
I'm guessing the politicians' battle plan is basically "hope someone else fixes it and lets me take credit."
Details aside it's much like today, with the massive gas lines to Russia out of the picture (transformed and redirected if you will).
It's a big shift, yes, but on the scale of what has been done before.