John Droz

John Droz is an American physicist and advocate known for his critical stance on renewable energy, particularly wind and solar power. His work emphasizes a scientifically rigorous approach to energy policy and challenges what he perceives as inadequacies and misconceptions in the mainstream discourse on so-called green energy. Droz's advocacy is marked by his efforts to promote traditional energy sources and his skepticism of renewable energy’s efficacy and environmental impact. As well, Droz has been a key thought leader in election integrity efforts.

Educational Background and Early Career

John Droz was born and raised in New Jersey, where he developed an early interest in science and technology. He pursued his undergraduate studies at Boston College, earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Physics. He later obtained a Master’s degree in Physics from Syracuse University. His strong academic foundation in the physical sciences informed his analytical approach to energy issues.

Droz initially worked in various technical and engineering roles, gaining experience in both private industry and academia. His early career included research and development positions, where he honed his skills in data analysis and systems engineering. This technical background provided him with a solid foundation for his later work in energy policy.

Advocacy Against Renewable Energy

In the early 2000s, Droz began to focus on energy policy, becoming increasingly critical of the growing emphasis on renewable energy sources, such as wind and solar power. He argued that these technologies were being promoted without sufficient consideration of their economic viability, reliability, and environmental impact. Droz asserted that the intermittent nature of wind and solar energy made them unreliable compared to traditional energy sources like coal, natural gas, and nuclear power. He also raised concerns about the subsidies and regulatory policies that favor renewables, contending that they distort energy markets and lead to higher costs for consumers.

Droz became a vocal opponent of wind energy projects, particularly in rural and coastal areas, where he argued they posed threats to local environments, property values, and public health. He authored numerous articles and reports questioning the effectiveness of wind turbines in reducing carbon emissions and providing a stable energy supply. Droz's critiques often highlight what he views as a disconnect between the theoretical benefits of renewable energy and their practical implementation and impact.

Election Integrity

Droz has also become a prominent voice in the realm of election integrity, advocating for measures to ensure transparency and accuracy in the electoral process. Drawing on his analytical background, Droz has criticized what he views as vulnerabilities in the voting system, particularly concerning electronic voting machines and mail-in ballots. He emphasizes the need for rigorous auditing, secure verification methods, and clear chain-of-custody procedures to protect against potential fraud and errors. Droz's work in this area includes publishing reports and organizing seminars that outline best practices for maintaining election security, often collaborating with grassroots organizations and policy groups dedicated to election integrity. His efforts aim to bolster public confidence in the electoral process by advocating for reforms that prioritize accountability and data-driven oversight.

Influence and Controversy

John Droz's advocacy has made him a prominent figure in debates over energy policy in the United States. He founded and contributes to various organizations and websites that disseminate science-based information critical of renewable energy and promote alternative viewpoints on energy and environmental issues. His work is frequently cited by conservative think tanks, policy groups, and media outlets that share his skepticism of renewable energy mandates and subsidies.

Despite his influence in certain circles, Droz's positions have also attracted significant controversy and criticism from the unscientific left.

Droz's insistence on data-driven analysis and his challenges to the mainstream narrative on renewable energy have made him a notable advocate for a more skeptical and cautious approach to energy transition.

Links

• John Droz's Substack, "Critically Thinking About Select Societal Issues"
• WiseEnergy.org: discusses the science (or lack thereof) behind our energy options.
• C19Science.info: covers the lack of genuine science behind our COVID-19 policies.
• Election-Integrity.info: multiple major reports on the election integrity issue.