[1]: https://www.iucn.org/news/viet-nam/202205/grid-integration-r...
I agree. As it's an issue that affects all of humanity, every human everywhere who can contribute to solutions of all kinds in some positive way should be willing to do so, and those who can't contribute in a positive way should just get the hell outta the way and stop interfering with those who can and will. I never understood how any human could bring themselves to fight back against changes that benefit literally everyone (including themselves), yet that's exactly what we've had ever since "climate change" became a political issue more than an existential issue for most people.
It's also something the fossil fuels companies who are the primary source of the problem should be forced to help with, since they've profited so greatly from their lies and actions, and since they've made it crystal clear they won't willingly do anything to even start to clean up the mess they've made. They should be required to invest some (rather large) percentage of their ill-gotten profits directly into sustainable energy technology transition. I'd even be entirely fine with them earning some share of profit back off those new sustainable technologies if the investments they made were large enough to really move things along hella quicker'n they're currently going.
Everyone needs to change their ways (and they are, just slower than would have been sensible for various reasons).
But you can have all the experts you want but if you struggle with getting quality labor, corruption, inefficient courts to arbitrate disputes, nothing much gets done.
It’s like the new international airport being built for Ho Chi Minh City. Land disputes delayed things for years. Then PM got involved so work started. Then all the foreign contractors pulled out because the timelines and budgets were just not within the realm of feasible.