Back-of-the-envelope calculation regarding the market size: World primary energy consumption is well below (and will remain below for a while) 200PWh, if I am n

Back-of-the-envelope calculation regarding the market size: World primary energy consumption is well below (and will remain below for a while) 200PWh, if I am not mistaken. Assuming a lifespan of 30 years, this quantity would allow for 30TW of world-wide installed peak power. Assuming further an average utilization of 1000h/a, we end up with about 15% of the world energy needs, assuming a 1:1 electrification with solar power. So by this calculation, there's maybe room for 3-4TW, which this growth curve would reach around 2036. By 2040 solar energy would be abundant world-wide. Of course there will be other limits much earlier and the growth might flatten much earlier, but I think I wouldn't hold stock of solar panel manufacturers after 2028 or so.