I can surely get down with a concept like that. Innovation is what we need more of.
Every stadium parking lot covered would not only increase energy supplies, it would reduce the heat pollution from the parking lot.
Unfortunately politics and corruption make this much more difficult in the US. Why do this or countless other excellent options when you can basically get federal land for next to nothing and get subsidies to connect it to a grid? A civilization where EVERYTHING is sacrificed on the alter of higher profits and passing costs onto the public and environment.
Keeps your car cool in hot weather too.
When I lived in Glendale, California, they put parking structures with solar panels at the schools to generate electricity. And, the city of Glendale has its own steam power plant, so they are not paying a power company for electricity, anyway. It was one of the best-managed cities in the country, and is ranked 124th in the country in size. (I haven’t lived there since early 2015, so cannot testify to its current status, but suspect that is probably still true.)