The switch to renewable energies is necessary for humanity’s future, but it is currently too slow. For developing countries, the critical obstacle is the pricing, ownership, land-use and approval processes renewable projects have to go through. This column argues that to bring dividends for sunnier, developing countries, provide more projects for green investors, and for some redemption for the rest of humanity, countries should (1) streamline the approval process, (2) broaden the ownership of assets through mandated initial public offerings and small-investor allocations while supporting big foreign investors in the short-run, and (3) offer an attractive feed-in tariff that predictably ratchets down in favour of consumers once investors reach their return threshold.