Lance Winslow Bio

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Lance Winslow (44) is retired from the cleaning sector where he franchised mobile washing units in 23-states. Lance Winslow's network of franchisees cleaned for such companies as Florida Light and Power, Haliburton, SRP, Southern California Edison, Kinder Morgan, Bonneville Power, Chevron, Texaco, Exxon, The Gas Company, Schlumberger, CSX, as well as many government agencies at the municipal, county, state and Federal levels.

Lance Winslow sold his company in early 2001 and retired. Lance became an online writer having written 15,000 plus articles online. Mr. Winslow also Founded the Online Think Tank to help solve all the problems of mankind. The energy sector is one area his Think Tank is constantly working on.

Lance invites you to contact him:

1-800-879-8783
Lance [at] carwashguys [dot.] com

74-478 Hwy 111
Palm Desert, CA 92260

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About Lance Winslow's Online Energy Think Tank Blog - Articles by Lance Winslow

Greetings Fellow Energy Professionals, - - - My name is Lance Winslow, but you can call me Lance. In this blog I will discuss ideas, concepts, innovations, and inventions for the Energy Sector. Just to let everyone know, I am NOT a Global Warming Alarmist, rather believe that this Pale Blue Dot has cycles. With that said, I believe in free-markets and efficiency, so it is my contention that the reduction of pollution in the air or water is a good thing. I believe in prudence, balance and reality. -- I am pro-Nuclear, Pro-Clean Coal, and Pro-Alternative Energy when and where it makes sense. I enjoy topics on Ocean Wave Energy, Solar, Clean Coal, Nuclear, Bio-waste, Thermo, Hydro, Wind, and I am concerned with the strength of the grid and the stability of the system. I enjoy the debates on distributive energy theory VS centralized energy production. I am NOT a socialist and am not interested in anything but reality and what works. I believe that "green" may just be the next big bubble and that money and funding is flowing to projects with little viability and virtually no ROI - this concerns me. -- I do allow listening to those with diverse opinions providing they are not merely re-hashed talking points. If you have a difference of opinion, that's fine, but with a 155 IQ, please do not waste my time with what you think you read in the New York Times. - Sincerely, Lance Winslow - www.WorldThinkTank.net/wttbbs