The solar cells were developed less than two months ago. While many countries have been excited about their efficiency and vision for the future, they were still not ready to replace their entire infrastructure. That was why most countries had only purchased a small number of solar cells and were testing them out, even though they expected them to replace their entire electricity business one day. 3

However, Professor Nobuhiro was proposing to build a small power plant using solar cells himself. 0

“I believe this will be a very important business for A-GenBio as well. This is the first time that solar cells, which have been used for the cold chain, small-scale emergency power, and reducing electricity bills, will be used as main power plants,” he said. 0

“That’s right. But most of our business is being handled by our CEO, Mr. Kim Young-Hoon. If you complete the business plan with him, I will go to Japan and help you plan the power plant,” Young-Joon said. 0

“Thank you,” Nobuhiro replied. 0

Then, he went up to the CEO’s office to meet Kim Young-Hoon. 0

Young-Joon stayed to talk to Kakeguni, a Nobel Prize recipient. Kakeguni hadn’t come all this way to just introduce a guest.0

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