The Dubai Future Foundation (DFF) released a major new report to predict the rapid forecast of solar energy based on the sector (SBSP), which the foundation says can be a source of energy for the Global Globalf.
Presented during the Dubai Future Forum, the world’s largest gathering of futurists, the study shows sbsp as a potential $2n market capable of delivering sustainable clean energy.
The report highlights how the sbsp works by capturing the sun’s energy in space, outside the earth’s atmosphere, and without transmitting it back to the ground via microwaves.
Dubai explores the power of space solar
Dff said the technology provides a continuous, uninterrupted source of clean energy and can open up new economic and development opportunities across a wide range of opportunities, including aviation and infrastructure, automotive, automotive and automotive.
Abdulaziz Aljaziri, Deputy CEO of DFF, said the report revealed a promising opportunity that could drive dynamic change in the global energy landscape in the coming years.
He pointed out that SBSP provides humanity with the possibility of accessing a clean and clean source of energy.
The report identifies five key elements needed for a comprehensive SBSP program. These include:
- Launch plans to transport dedicated satellites into outer space
- In-orbit assembly platforms to build SBSP stations
- Solar Energy Capture technology
- Wireless transmission systems have gathered energy in the world
- Ground receiving stations convert transmitted energy into usable electricity
Future energy demand
Dff’s analysis shows that by 2050, 90 percent of the rapidly growing electricity demand will be met by renewable sources.
However, it warns that existing renewable technologies are currently expected to meet only two-thirds of the world’s electricity needs, increasing the urgency of large-scale solutions such as sbsbp to help improve the world’s scbsbonation.
The report also highlights the global acceleration drive behind governments and companies across Asia, Europe and North America SPACE in pilot programs, pilot projects and new innovations.
SBSP develops mature technology such as spacecraft used to launch satellites and advanced microwave transmission systems.
Unlike conventional renewable energy sources, SBSP provides clean energy at night, which is not affected by weather or geographical constraints.
In addition, the report examines the commercialization process, describing the technical infrastructures, regulatory frameworks and international cooperation needed to move the concepts to full scale.
