Everyone loves to talk about solar being the "cheapest power ever" — until you start doing the actual math.

Here's what nobody mentions: once you hit the 1 GW threshold, things fall apart fast. Add in storage infrastructure, backup generation capacity, and grid integration expenses, and suddenly that "cheap" energy never pays for itself.

The bigger you scale, the worse the economics get. It's not a tech problem — it's a system design flaw that nobody wants to admit out loud.