I see the industrial advantage of massive windmills, but "industrial" solar is generally the same panels they slap on roofs. The scale isn't due to physics, it's due to financing.

Residential solar would work great if financing was generous but stipulated the cost had to be reasonably close to grid procurement cost.

Well, and we need to scale up sodium ion cells for home storage.

Home solar with storage adds resilience to communities, and should lessen the amount of transmission infrastructure needed for EVs.