Australia (all of it!)
Most of South America: Chile (darkest on the map!), Bolivia, Argentina, Brazil.
Mexico and Cuba (everywhere), all of Central America
Western US
Africa (everywhere) Middle East (everywhere) Mongolia, North and Western China, Tibet
And Europe has historical expertise and European companies that they can subsidize.
Europe geothermal. There are probably better maps than this:
https://www.thinkgeoenergy.com/project-innerspace-completes-...
Maybe governments should support energy with cheap loans. This is not a subsidy, as loans have to be payed back.
However that is specifically designed to be sited to catch air above existing wind turbines to get to a second layer of wind.
Standard ones are half that size and more cost-efficient currently.
In general bigger means cheaper per KWh but you start to hit various bottlenecks as size increases.