> There's a (superficial) good case for turning markets loose on the problem of financing the rollout of an entirely new kind of energy provision across a large and heterogeneous nation.

> So the government moved in to tinker with the markets

> But we won't get there with markets. All markets will do is create incentives to cheat.

Typical example of someone blaming markets for outcomes caused by the government intervention in those markets, and the government's poor judicial system.

> If governments are willing to spend billions incentivizing rooftop solar, they can simply spend billions installing rooftop solar

The same thoughtful government responsible for creating a substantial portion of our global warming through car-dependent infrastructure can surely be trusted with the reins to mitigate it.