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Although attention to photovoltaic (PV) power generation by solar cell is rapidly growing in recent years, PV electricity is still far below the grid parity level in cost and 1 % share in energy supply. The most promising way to reach the ultimate solution of global energy and climate change is presumed to exist in the paradigm shift in the global energy production/transport system from the current fossil fuel/tanker base to the nature-dependent steady (renewable) energy/superconducting network base. In view of the world energy needs in future, potential solar photovoltaic capacity, and recent progress in high-Tc superconducting cable technology, Science Council of Japan proposed the "Sahara Solar Breeder (SSB)" plan at the G8+5 Academies' meeting in Rome (Mar. 2009) to provide the paradigm shift and to open the real sustainable energy age in the world [1]. The SSB plan contains the following core technologies to be developed and deployed.

1) Innovative solar Si production-solar breeder system design to make PV really grid parity

2) System design and materialization of PV interconnection to HTSC grids.

The dream of SSB plan is going to start the initial stage in "Sahara Solar Energy Research Center" (SSERC) project coordinated by The University of Tokyo (TU) and University of Science and Technology of Oran (USTO) [2]. In addition to this basic research project (about a 5 M$ grant from JICA/JST for 2010-2015), a new scheme is indispensable to reinforce and extend this initial project to the next stage of making SSB dream come true. SSB foundation (SSBF) is proposed for the purpose of promoting the shift from SSERC academic research to an industrial and economic reality which would be beneficial for African countries [3].

http://www.ssb-foundation.com/

Pretende produzir 50% da energia mundial em 2050.

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