It's a New Day 

Jan 1, 2002, By Earl Hazan, Contributing Editor

In an unexciting business that intrudes on the public's consciousness only rarely, people take the nation's electric utilities for granted as part of...

Powering The Globe 

Jan 1, 2002, By Gerry George, International Editor

In developing countries, the demand for electrical energy continues to rise, while in developed countries, consumers seek higher standards of system reliability...

Data for Dollars 

Oct 1, 2001, By Roberta Laccetti and Elizabeth Hicks, National Grid USA

If you were to write a play about the restructured electric-power industry, something along the lines of Shakespeare's with each segment of the business...

Emerging Super Contractors Flex Their Muscles 

Sep 1, 2001, By Rick Bush, Editor-in-Chief

Dan Jentz knows more than a little about contracting. As director of contracting at ComEd (Chicago, Illinois, U.S.), Jentz contracted out underground...

PSE&G Insulates Itself From Failure 

Sep 1, 2001, By George Binas, PSE&G

Deregulation has forced many utilities to operate as for profit enterprises, with emphasis on cost reduction. To meet reduction requirements, utilities...

A Scientific Approach 

Sep 1, 2001, By Steve Burns, Gulf Power Co.

Electric utilities are particularly sensitive to public opinion not only about what the electric services cost, but also about routine company operations...

Global ViewpointAn Engineer in the Commodity Trading Pit 

Feb 1, 1997, By Earl Hazan, Consulting Editor

I was invited by the management of the New York Commodity Exchange to view its operations and to learn how electricity would be traded among investors...

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