Where we are coming from ... and where we are going
Chartered
in 1997, the Space Solar Power Institute is a non-profit
501(c)3 educational corporation, organized in the public
interest to educate the public about Space Solar Power and the
clean baseload energy transformation which defines why, when
and how SSP must be built. Contributions are
tax-deductible. It works with many friends, partners, donors
and volunteers in a continuing effort to understand how
to design, initiate, finance, market, build, deliver, support,
operate, and maintain a Space Solar Power System for the world
baseload energy market. Its working committees direct these
activities through professional workshops and various
conferences. Let's build it!!
The Space Solar Power
Workshop at Georgia Tech has been a primary technical
focus; webspace provided courtesy of the Georgia Institute of
Technology, Aerospace Engineering Department. Its
editorial content is solely the responsibility of the group
and module authors, the webmaster and The Space Solar Power
Institute.
Executive Director:
Darel Preble
Space
Solar Power Institute
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Chair, Wireless
Power Transfer: Greg Durgin
Georgia
Institute of Technology, ECE
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Director, Energy Economics: Gail
Tverberg
OurFiniteWorld
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Co-chair, Wireless Power Transfer: Manos Tentzeris
Georgia
Institute of Technology, ECE
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Chair, Photovoltaics:
Henry Brandhorst
Carbon-Free-Energy
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Co-chair, Wireless
Power Transfer: Naoki Shinohara
Kyoto
University, RISH
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Co-chair, Photovoltaics: Dale
Ferguson
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Co-chair, Wireless Power
Transfer: Frank Little
Texas
A&M, SERC
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Occasionally commercial or
proprietary products; hardware, software, services,
and/or technologies may be mentioned, implicitly or
explicitly, in SSPW files or modules or any other implied or
specific advertisements. These do not imply any endorsement of
these products or services by the Space Solar Power
Institute, the Georgia Institute of Technology, or
any other affiliated public or private body or person.
Regardling donations, we currently adhere to the privacy and
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The SSPI's purpose is to educate and identify for
our readers the tools and technologies available to accomplish
our end goal - understanding how to deliver the cleanest, most
environmentally sustainable, competitively-priced baseload
electric energy possible.
