
This paper presents a pricing-and-governance schema that accelerates solar deployment by bringing forward revenues to finance immediate capacity growth while guaranteeing lower, stable prices afterward. Consumers commit to a fixed ``average'' monthly energy amount to discourage manipulations and smooth seasonal variation; usage above that level is billed at market rates, and unused allotments accumulate as credits. The model is paired with strict orchestration: capped expansion per investing entity, shareholder-workers with required competencies, limits on liability cash-outs, and a reinvest-first rule supported by a temporary tax holiday during the growth phase. The result is a policy-portable, transparent framework that aligns investor incentives with climate goals, fosters job creation, expands reliable supply, and shields households from inflation and volatility over the contract term.
National development, Renewable energy, Economic transition, Policy design, Decarbonization
National development, Renewable energy, Economic transition, Policy design, Decarbonization
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