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"The right to search for truth implies also a duty; one must not conceal any part of what one has recognized to be true." --Albert Einstein
The Energy Information Center is an independent organization that serves as a clearinghouse for public discussion on facts related to energy topics including opinions by experts in the energy field. EIC focuses on facts that are commonly unknown or under-reported. EIC's experts volunteer time and experience to dispel myths that are based upon inaccurate technical information or based upon activist messaging that is biased.
Wesley Bolch Joins EIC as Contributing Expert
EIC is proud to announce its latest Contributing Expert,
Wesley Bolch, Professor of Biomedical Engineering and Director of the Advanced Laboratory for Radiation Dosimetry Studies (ALRADS) at the University of Florida's J. Crayton Pruitt Family Department of Biomedical Engineering. Dr. Bolch is one of America's premier experts in the field of Radiation Health Physics and Biomedical Engineering.
Welcome aboard, Dr. Bolch.
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Jerry Paul: Invest in Florida's nuclear future "My View," Tallahassee Democrat, Sept. 11, 2012 - Amid Public Service Commission hearings that continue this week on nuclear cost recovery, it is important to pause and reflect on this component of our energy portfolio that quietly supplies massive amounts of clean, cost-effective electricity across our state each day. Since the 1970s, we Floridians have enjoyed output from five nuclear reactors that have produced the cheapest portion of our electricity mix — and the cleanest component.
Recently, two of those plants have begun receiving upgrades that expand their output by 490 megawatts, enough to supply nearly 1 million homes with reliable, zero-emission electricity.
These are positive trends. Read more.
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| Jerry Paul releases column: Press the Reset Button on Nuclear Plant Financing Debate Nuclear Power Plants and Pay-As-You-Go Financing Both Necessary for Florida's Clean Energy Future. On the day when the Energy Information Center is launched, Jerry Paul, an EIC Contributing Expert, has released a new column addressing myths that have been created by anti-nuclear activist messaging that mischaracterizes Florida's procedures for developing and financing new clean nuclear energy power plants. "Many of us in the technical community have recognized that traditional nuclear energy opponents have recently waged a new campaign to stop development of nuclear power plants being proposed in Florida" says Paul. "Their latest tactic is to mischaracterize the cost of nuclear energy by suggesting that Florida's financing laws unfairly require advanced payment by ratepayers. Ironically, the opposite is true. The financing process for nuclear plants actually SAVES money for us Florida ratepayers. We think it is important to speak out." Read more.
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