AN ASSESSMENT OF SPS UTILITY INTEGRATION ISSUES ARISING FROM THE DISTRIBUTION OF ELIGIBLE RECTENNA SITES AND ELECTRICITY DEMAND CENTERS J. A. Hill and J. A. Rabe................................................................................... 583 ELECTRIC UTILITY REQUIREMENTS AFFECTING SOLAR POWER SATELLITE DEVELOPMENT AND DEPLOYMENT K. R. Kubitz and R. H. Moss............................................................................... 587 - Comparative Assessment - Contributed Papers Subsession M. R. Riches, DOE, Session Chairman THE POWER SATELLITE: TOWARD WHICH ENERGY CRISIS? T. A. Heppenheimer................................................................................................. 590 ECONOMIC POTENTIAL OF SPS 0. E. Johnson....................................................................................................... 594 SPS SALVAGE AND DISPOSAL ALTERNATIVES G. A. Hazelrigg, Jr............................................................................................... 598 THE SATELLITE POWER STATION AND NON-COST UNCERTAINTY ASPECTS OF RISK M. M. Hopkins............................................................................................................ 600 SPS: THEIR FINANCING AND MACROECONOMIC EFFECTS R. S. Block................................................................................................................ 603 Comparative Environmental and Societal Evaluations Subsession R. G. Whitfield, ANL, Session Chairman RESOURCE COMPARISONS (LAND, WATER, AND MATERIALS) W. B. Wilson.............................................................................................................. 607 MACROECONOMIC/SOCIOECONOMIC COMPARISONS OF SPS AND ALTERNATIVE ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES R. U. Ayres.............................................................................................................. 610 ENVIRONMENTAL WELFARE EFFECTS EVALUATION W. B. Wilson.............................................................................................................. 61^ CLIMATE AND ENERGY: A COMPARATIVE ASSESSMENT OF SPS AND ALTERNATIVE ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES D. A. Kellermeyer (paper not presented) ................................................ 613 RESEARCH ON THE USE OF SOLAR ENERGY IN THE DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING THERMOPHYSICS, CHINA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY K. L. Guo and X. S. Ge........................................................................................
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