Prime Minister announces "Sunrise Plan" at the summit

This morning we had a meeting about the Kobe H residence, and after that we had a meeting about the Akashi O residence.
It was a very busy day starting on Monday morning.
I read in the newspaper that Prime Minister Suga is going to announce something called the "Sunrise Plan."
The goal is to reduce the cost of generating solar power to one-third by 2020 and to install solar panels on all available land areas.
Install solar panels on 50% of roofs in Japan. Aiming to install solar panels on all roofs by 2030.
That is what we aim for.
It would be better to add this to the system of compulsory purchase by the government or to implement a full purchase system.
I think it would not be difficult if there were economic benefits.
In the Nordic countries, the spread of solar power generation is approaching or even exceeding the pace stated by Prime Minister Suga.
I'm on the way.
The most difficult thing, in my opinion, is that if we try to do that, production will not be able to keep up.
I am worried that this will happen in the long term, until 2030.
The number of producers will increase, so I think it's possible.
It is said to be unstable, but with this many solar power plants and smart grids,
I think that by combining these two, we can achieve a great deal of stability.
After all, electricity can travel at the speed of light, and the weather across Japan would be the same.
It's not a cloudy day...
Another concern is that Prime Minister Kan and the Democratic Party government, who proposed this,
It may be a question of how long it will last.