It certainly helps though. And I bet that he's getting a pretty sweet tax break ;)
This is for research, advocacy, and lobbying to get them shut and have the localities favor green energy. They are not building new energy sources, just pushing along and speeding up the transition.
In that light, this is a ton of money.
It indicates to me that we talk about an investment with multiplication possibility:
"The financing is intended to support research, including studies and analysis to deliver accurate data to partnering organizations and officials for better decision-making. It will also fund local policy and advocacy, along with litigation brought against power companies."
Which will lead to even more and faster and better green energy through more investment and more focus and more acceptance and therefore more investment and more research and further cheaper prices for everyone.
I will buy this year a little bit of PV too for the first time.