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  Space-Based Solar Power

  Hello,

  Space-Based Solar Power (SBSP)Alternative Energy Solution : YouTube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YiU9MibyBJ0

  NASA will not be the prime contractor for Space-Based Solar Power. It will be made by NewSpace firms and of all groups the oil firms to start. These benefit right from the start as does the man on the street with first 900 MW of rooftop solar provide at Zero Consumer Cost.

  The best idea we have is making thin film solar cells (TFSC) at GW scale in New Mexico. The same factory lines that make rooftop solar modules for 70 cents a watt, in the box ready to ship, can make TFSC for space applications and read here "space applications" means Space-Based Solar Power.

  We intend to 10% (100MW per year) of this GW manufacturing capacity for SBSP which then internally subsidizes the cost of manufacturing and installation of the 90%(900MW per year) as Zero Consumer Cots Rooftop Solar Modules.

  We feel Zero Consumer Cost is the right price to create a fairly large demand for rooftop solar and we feel that consumer will really like having no monthly electrical bills.

  Surprisingly the first single large consumer will be the "oil firms" who insist the are not Oil but Energy firms.

  In Canada the now open pit mine sand oil in Alberta. Open pit mining can only extract 10% of that sand oil field so 170 M barrels of a total 1.7T barrel known.

  Open pit mining of this 170B barrels of oil represents the greatest insult to the environment ever.

  To extract the sand oil from underground pumping we heat it to liquefy over 2-4 years with 1 GW of energy given to these oil firms up front. This means the environmental impact is much, much lower and 1.7 Trillion barrels of oil can be pumped from underground. At $25 per barrel that is $42.4 Trillion for those drying the math in your head.

  For each Watt in Space, we provide 9 on the ground as Zero Consumer Cost Rooftop Solar Modules.

  Forget what you know about SBSP. The start of modern solar power came on Sept 27, 2007 with our paper at International Astronautics Congress, Hyderabad India and the NSSO Pentagon SBSP Interim Report that came on October 10, 2007.

  We are leading the conversion from a Centralized Fossil Fuel Economy to Distributed Solar Economy, nothing less. I am sure other Green Energy technologies can work side by side in this.

  Have a look at the SBSP Alternative Energy Solution video at YouTube. What Green Energy solution can SBSP improve? How about Hybrid autos that recharge by wireless power transmission from space? We know what Tesla knew.

  Mr.Kevin Reed MSc.,CMO
  SESCRC/ Welsom Space Power Consortium

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