This is the way.

Something that, unfortunately, no one talks about in my country (Germany): Why aren’t existing public buildings ever retrofitted with solar panels, even during major renovations? The mostly multi-story apartment buildings in my neighborhood have roofs that are far too small and, in most cases, only tiny plots of land - too small to make the relatively costly installation of panels practical. This is in stark contrast to the often very large and well-oriented surfaces of public facilities.

I was told that they have a similar rule in New York State for new buildings, but politics and construction often don't work well with each other, meaning some smartass will find ways around it...

Ah, Wolfgang. = We think of Germany as being so far ahead of the curve.

ugh... our disease is spreading