Jerry Paul

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Jerry Paul
President and Managing Member
Capitol Energy, LLC
Senior Advisor
Clean And Safe Energy (CASE) Coalition

Notes from Dinner at the Square presentation here.
PowerPoint presentation here.

JERRY PAUL, a nuclear engineer and attorney, represents clients of governmental affairs consulting firm Capitol Energy with a combination of technical engineering, legal, political, public policy and international affairs experience in the energy field. Mr. Paul formerly served as the elected representative of Florida’s 71st district in the Florida House of Representatives where he served as Deputy Majority Whip, chaired the House Subcommittee on Environment Regulation and chaired the House Subcommittee on Environmental Appropriations. Additionally, he served on the committees of Energy, Appropriations, Business Regulation, Natural Resources and Public Security. His primary areas of policy focus have been energy, environment, national security and homeland security. He is well-recognized both in Florida and Washington as a leading voice on energy policy and government’s role in energy transformation.

Mr. Paul also serves as the Distinguished Energy Fellow on faculty at the University of Tennessee, Howard Baker Center for Public Policy.

Formerly serving as America’s Chief Operating Officer and Deputy Administrator of the U.S. National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA), Mr. Paul was responsible for coordinating all activities of the NNSA at 3 National Laboratories and 5 production facilities in the U.S. along with foreign offices in Moscow, Tokyo, Beijing and serving as the senior official at the U.S. Department of Energy mission at the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) United Nations (UN) offices in Vienna, Austria (2004-2006).

Nuclear Industry Update, presentation to the Public Utility Research Center, February 2008

Testimony to the House Committee on Homeland Security Subcommittee on Prevention of Nuclear and Biological Attack, June 2006

Future Prospects of the Global Nuclear Partnership, presentation to the Japan Atomic Energy Agency, May 2006