James Ellis On The Energy Density Advantage of Nuclear Power

Nuclear power has an energy density advantage over other methods of generating electricity. One environmental advantage nuclear power has over wind and solar farms is that nuclear plants take up much less land to generate the same amount of electricity. As a result, it is often more efficient method of generating energy.

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Watch “The Role of Commercial Nuclear Energy in a National Energy Policy” with James Ellis Jr., available here:

Watch “Redefining Energy Security” by Admiral James O. Ellis Jr., available here:

Read Admiral James O. Ellis Jr’s chapter “Redefining Energy Security” in Blueprint for America available here:

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Read “The Benefits of Nuclear Power” by Admiral James O. Ellis Jr. and George P. Shultz. Available here:

Listen as Admiral James O. Ellis Jr. takes a fresh look at nuclear power in a time of newfound domestic energy abundance in "Reinventing Nuclear Power." Available here:

Watch as Admiral James O. Ellis discusses nuclear energy at Stanford University, available here:

George Shultz and Admiral James Ellis discuss "Reinventing Nuclear Energy," available here:

In “Keeping the Lights on at America's Nuclear Power Plants,” Jeremy Carl and David Fedor contend that nuclear plants can bolster American technology leadership, security, and commitment to curbing pollution and carbon emissions. Available here:

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