Energy Future for San Antonio: ESPP Plans in 6 Year Study
A six year program funded at over 400000 examines San Antonio energy needs. The Energy Systems Program Plan weighs natural gas oil coal and nuclear options, The study prioritizes immediate action on gas curtailments and explores total energy systems to boost efficiency and waste heat reuse, with environmental and site analyses underway and nuclear research funded for long term options.
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Peter D. Franklin
San Antonio
City Public Service Board
Energy Systems Program Plan
ESPP
Atv
CPSE
Gene Krause
CPSB
Krause
Texas
Montana
Total Energy Syste
North Star
Central Park
Southwest Research
Sid Krause
Stenford
MIT
Oak Ridge
Berkley
University of Texas At Austin
Gulf General Atomics
San Diego
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Energy Meet Is Scheduled At Texas University
Energy experts from industry, federal, state and local bodies and UT researchers gathered at the University of Texas for a two day conference on nuclear energy in Texas. Speakers included Dr Richard Ballaster from the White House OST and Dixy Lee Ray chair of the AEC.
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Austin
University of Texas
Lone Star
East Campus
Texas
Richard Balthiser
Nixon
Office of Science and Technology
Dixy Lee Ray
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
John Hill
John J. McKetta
E. P. Schoch
National Energy Policy Committee
Gene Morrell
Lone Star Gas Co
Warren I. Finch
U.S. Geological Survey
Denver
E. Linn Draper Jr
Herbert 5. Isbin
Chemical Engineering
Univerity
Minnesota
Joseph A. Lieberman
Environmental Poly Division
Library of Congress
Frank K. Pitman
AEC
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