I would agree with investing more customers' money in utility-scale solar projects. but only IF they will pay for themselves within ten years, and do not become yet more future "stranded" costs that customers will still be on the hook to pay for even if utility-scale solar becomes LESS cost-effective--even assuming you are correct that, at the moment, utility-scale solar is CLEARLY more cost-effective in ALL scenarios at present--than increasingly better and cheaper "distributed" aka decentralized current AND emerging rooftop solar alternatives, as well as many other current AND emerging increasingly decentralized electrical generation options--which I think may SOON equal or exceed the current and emerging capabilities of decentralized storage and decentralized transmission alternatives.  

With this in mind, I would be interested in your thoughts about the examples of emerging decentralized generation alternatives I already shared in previous comments about this article.  Thanks:)