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Solar Power from Space - SPS 04 Conference
| From | Mark Reiff <markreiff@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> |
| Date | Mon, 28 Jun 2004 18:09:28 -0500 |
FYI, "Solar Power from Space - SPS'04" Solar Power from Space (SPS) together with the 5th Wireless Power Transmission Conference (WPT 5) 30 June - 2 July 2004 Granada, Spain http://www.congrex.nl/04c15 : The last SPS conference (SPS'97) took place in : Montreal (CDN) in 1997. Since then, much progress has : been made in the Europe (e.g. European Sail Tower : Concept, wireless power transmission experiments in : France) in the US (e.g. Fresh Look Study, SERT : Programme) and in Japan (e.g. SPS2000, Sandwich : structure). Based on this progress and the ongoing : work within the European SPS Programme, the conference : intends to bring together international researchers in : the field of solar power plants and wireless power : transmission. A special focus of the conference will : be on the integration of space and terrestrial solar : power solutions. The conference is thus the first time : explicitly extended to the terrestrial solar power : plant research community. ------------ The NASA Space Solar Power project http://spacesolarpower.nasa.gov -- Mark Reiff <markreiff@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> -- Space Future | To unsubscribe send email with the subject "unsubscribe" www.spacefuture.com | to "sf-discuss-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx".
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