Case studies on space solar power in Korea

Space Solar Power and Wireless Transmission Pub Date : 2024-06-01 DOI:10.1016/j.sspwt.2024.03.001

Joon-Min Choi , Su-Jin Choi , Sang-Hwa Yi

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This paper presents the results of research conducted in Korea on the development and implementation of Space Solar Power Satellites (SSPS). The study encompasses the conceptual design of the Korean Space Solar Power Satellite (K-SSPS), a proposed disposal method involving lunar surface impact for complete space debris removal, and the proposal for a small-scale pilot system in Korea to validate power transmission capabilities and functionality in the space environment. The increasing significance of Space Based Solar Power (SBSP) in the global transition towards renewable energy sources, as demonstrated by initiatives like “Carbon Net Zero by 2050” and the “RE100 (Renewable Electricity 100%)” initiative, is gradually being acknowledged. This paper emphasizes the need for a global agreement to ensure a sustainable and responsible approach to SSPS deployment. The discussion includes notable challenges such as light pollution and the planned utilization of the lunar surface, highlighting the importance of achieving international consensus on these issues.

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韩国空间太阳能案例研究

本文介绍了韩国在开发和实施空间太阳能发电卫星（SSPS）方面的研究成果。研究内容包括韩国空间太阳能发电卫星（K-SSPS）的概念设计、为彻底清除空间碎片而提出的一种涉及月面撞击的处置方法，以及在韩国建立一个小规模试验系统以验证空间环境中的电力传输能力和功能的建议。正如 "2050 年实现零碳排放 "和 "RE100（100% 可再生能源电力）"等倡议所表明的那样，天基太阳能（SBSP）在全球向可再生能源过渡中的重要性正逐渐得到认可。本文强调有必要达成一项全球协议，以确保以可持续和负责任的方式部署 SSPS。讨论包括光污染和计划利用月球表面等显著挑战，强调了就这些问题达成国际共识的重要性。

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