Lunar Solar Power Station – Cost Breakdown<p></p>

A. Initial Capital Costs (One-Time Expenses)<p></p>

1. Lunar Solar Farm Construction: $5 - $10B<p></p>

Manufacturing & deployment of solar panels, frames, and protective shielding.<p></p>
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2. Energy Storage System: $2 - $5B<p></p>

Advanced lunar batteries for nighttime storage.<p></p>
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3. Microwave Transmission System: $3 - $5B<p></p>

High-power microwave emitters on the Moon.<p></p>
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4. Lunar Transport & Logistics: $5 - $8B<p></p>

Multiple SpaceX Starship launches carrying materials & robots.<p></p>
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5. Autonomous Assembly Robots: $1 - $3B<p></p>

AI-powered robots for self-deploying and maintenance tasks.<p></p>
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6. Earth Rectenna Receiving Station: $3 - $5B<p></p>

Large rectenna farm (10+ square miles) in a remote desert.<p></p>
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7. Ground Infrastructure & Grid Integration: $2 - $4B<p></p>

Connecting the receiving station to Earth's power grid.<p></p>
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8. Contingency Fund: $1 - $2B<p></p>

Total Estimated One-Time Costs: $20 - $40 Billion<p></p>

Backup funds for unforeseen challenges.




Total Estimated One-Time Costs: $20 - $40 Billion