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Modeling, Software, Computing, Federal, Mathematics, Electronics

Former Senior Research Associate in the Climate and Energy Policy Laboratory, School of Public Policy, Georgia Tech. MS PubPol; B Elec. Engr. Analysis of energy technology and policy, modeling, computer platform design/mgt. for software implementation, renewables, sustainability. Regular DragonCon Science Track panelist/presenter.

Recent Comments by Jeff Hubbs

• "Hi, Scott - Energy storage isn't just "good" for wind and photovoltaics; past a point, it's essential. Those techs' utility runs up against limits "
  Bipartisan Energy Storage Solutions
• "Hi, Tom - Uranium is a generation tech, not a storage tech, and even then only when elaborately refined and prepared. The refinement/preparation issu"
  Bipartisan Energy Storage Solutions
• "Hi, Ed - I wouldn't characterize my preferred approach to storage as being "tech-neutral" as much as an approach that is very careful about the tec"
  Bipartisan Energy Storage Solutions
• "Whereas batteries can and do indeed work, I'm disappointed to see them treated as the end-all and be-all of energy storage. Whatever battery sub-techn"
  Bipartisan Energy Storage Solutions
• "I'm trying to come at this with a long-view, reductionist perspective so my response is reflective of that mindset. From almost its inception, nucl"
  Is less government the key to nuclear waste management?
• "Hi, Jane - Absolutely, there are options for spreading out spent fuel reprocessing/safing and similar work, but down that road can lie very expensi"
  Is less government the key to nuclear waste management?
• "Much like with assessments of EROEI, the results one gets from assessments of SCC depend heavily on where one chooses to draw the fence around the dom"
  The Magical Powers of the Social Cost of Carbon