You "may" consider it a shock to see that
a new post on our home page supports
renewable energy 100%, providing it can
achieve cost competitive productivity,
Sustainability & safety!
Like
it or not, the end game in energy is to drive down its cost to
compete with a world industrial manufacturing market. The "information
age"
has electrocuted our industrial manufacturing ability.
These
are simple requirements that EVERY energy producer must attain as a
viable player in our crucial supply of energy to society. Energy is a
critical part of the equation for industrial manufacturing and we need
to recover this market.
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The
top post on our website, "Renewable Energy is a global necessity!" is
the content of a two sided vertical postcard we distributed at this
Summit.
Let's not bicker, let's work together and get there quicker!
All-Source Clean Energy Parks
You can visit the Clean Energy Summit at:
Here are some important observations of the Summit.
Media event more than technical analysis: It
seemed that most of the summit was talking points about wind, solar
and geothermal energy not technical advancements of the technology.
Compared to my attendance at American Nuclear Society conventions
which are highly technical, this summit was sparse on actual data
sharing.
Empowering consumers with more and better energy choices: This
was a dissertation on the implementation of the national energy
"smart grid" a method to analyze and manage the national distribution
of electrical and other energy sources. Analysis is one thing but
"controlling" it is the danger which is not being explained. "BECAUSE"
we are NOT building new power sources to "support" growing power
demands, "they" will manage power shortages of brownouts, blackouts
AND "peak power demands by adjusting prices". In Nevada I have
notified NV Energy that "I refuse" the installation of their "smart
meter" preferring to stay with the conventional analog system.
This
all stems from our government failing to recognize the need for a
national initiative to build more than 200 nuclear plants to satisfy
the expected growth demand of the next 50 - 100 years. If we don't
have the power "generation" we will have to pay much more for the power we "use"!
It's not rocket science it's much more dangerous, "politics". Ask
anyone about "their" advantages of using "smart meters" to conserve
their energy . . . if you turn it OFF it works!
Fireside chat with President Bill Clinton and John Podesta: This
dialogue was also basically a "closed session" where they reviewed
the dialogue of clean energy but there was no audience participation.
At the ANS conventions the panels allow questions from the audience
which provides a good apolitical input source to the topics addressed.
Technology at the vendor booths: This
was the promising portion of this event. There are some excellent
private company developments of lighting, geo and solar thermal systems,
liquid metal battery technology. These vendors continue to
demonstrate that private development is still a viable factor in the
clean energy marketplace.
The exciting presence, NIREC and YPE Nevada
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Another exciting presence was the (NIREC) Nevada Institute for Renewable Energy Commercialization and YPE Nevada, (Young Professionals in Energy). We firmly believe in our little memo: Let's not bicker, let's work together and get there quicker! All-Source Clean Energy Parks. We
know it's not easy but we must educate and bring young people to
understand that NUCLEAR is clean energy and we must further the
concept of "All-Source Clean Energy Parks" we need all the energy NOT
the bickering!
Our visit to the Clean Energy Summit was impromptu but we think very important. Please help offset these expenses
by sending along $25, $50 or $100
USNEF PO Box 2867, Sparks, NV 89432-2867
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