What is a plausible power source to indefinitely sustain a space station?

I'm allowing for approximately 150 years of technological advancement. This is in Earth's future, so I want to be realistic based off of what we are capable of now and projections for declining resources in the future. The space station is orbiting Earth, but at a distance, and doesn't rendezvous with the surface, so it can't refuel. Would solar power be adequate to sustain life support and other systems?

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