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Oh, I know. I'd start up a Dyson swarm to beam sunlight directly to my power plants. That should be possible.
Space based receivers right? Because otherwise that can go badly pretty quickly
Well, for space based receivers we'd have to figure out wireless power transfer.
Now I'm reminded of the microwave plants in Sim City 2000. And now I want to play Sim City 2000.