Paul Werbos
Program Director for Energy, Power and Adaptive Systems
National Science Foundation, retired
Website:
http://www.werbos.com/
Areas of Expertise:
Additional Areas of Expertise:
Quantum Technology
Recent Comments by Paul Werbos
- "In 2009, Senator Specter (on the EPW Committee) tried to introduce a bill to enhance Us transportation fiuelsecurity in an efficient market based way."
The Role of Hydrogen - "Many real scientists believe that covid resulted from bad agricultural practices, and that worse pandemics of the same family may be on the way. SEE Q"
Expectations for Energy in 2021 - "Better measures for climate in ag and related sectors may be the easiest path to bipartisan legislation, breaking new ground for other nations to imit"
Expectations for Energy in 2021 - "Good question. The two obvious priorities are to zero out net CO2 from making electricity and from ground vehicles, at minimum cost as quickly as poss"
Expectations for Energy in 2021 - "The main challenge in depending on LOCAL in-state renewables in places like the East Coast, which in turn requires lots of additional control and stor"
Decarbonization and Reliability - "OEP has done a truly great thing here by starting a dialogue which offers hope of connecting all the way from the realities of advanced technology and"
Decarbonization and Reliability - "In my view, the discussion of the consequences of climate change are themselves a disaster. People often complain about the current world discussion o"
Climate Perspectives and The Future of Energy - "First, it is more complicated than one paragraph. Loands and credit can have impacts in MANY subsectors, but it really is important to target those wh"
Free Market Clean Energy Proposals for the Stimulus and Beyond - "OOPS!!! Rod tells me I did not give the right link for my IEEE paper which directly addresesd the many seroius unmet technical opportunities involving"
Free Market Clean Energy Proposals for the Stimulus and Beyond - "I am very grateful to the "old NSF" for giving me experience from 1988 to 2014 on how to get maximum real technological change for minimum budgets. Bs"
Free Market Clean Energy Proposals for the Stimulus and Beyond