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Designing Energy Services for Commercial and Industrial Customers

Over the past year, technology advances and high energy prices have stimulated interest in Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI). Discussions are wide-ranging. Some focus globally: Australian and Canadian “smart metering”, new European Union requirements, the results of time-of-use pilots that arose in the wake of California’s deregulation debacle.

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Case Studies

York Region Finishes Tasks Faster

We all know that data integration improves productivity and York Region is living proof. Using AutoCAD® Map 3D, York saved time and money by relying on its AutoCAD-trained staff to quickly implement a new system that incorporates both CAD and GIS.

Save Time with CAD and GIS Integration

Read how the Public Works Department of the City of Tacoma (Tacoma), Washington, uses its geospatial data to do everything from issuing building permits and managing waste water to maintaining streetlights

Public Image of Engineering Has to Change, Report Says 

Encouraging young people to make a difference in the world through an engineering career is more likely to attract them than emphasizing the challenge of math and science skills...

A Work in Progress 

Derrick Cherry does not believe in taking shortcuts especially when it comes to his education and career. Instead, the 31-year-old electrical engineer devotes...

Todd Irby 

Born in Gastonia, North Carolina. Married for nine years to his wife, Crystal, who he met in college. They have a son, Cole, and a daughter, Keegan. Enjoys...

Vocation Graduation 

Mike Wiggins and His Coworkers at Southwire a leading cable and wire manufacturer based in Carrollton, Georgia, U.S realize education is a gift that can...

A True Go-Getter 

As Thomas Alva Edison Once Said, Opportunity is Missed by most because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work. Jesse Dunsmoor, a 21-year-old business...

Dennis Liebelt 

Born in Phillips, Wisconsin. He has one sister and two brothers. Happily married to his high school sweetheart, Nancy, for the past 31 years. They have...

Joe Campbell 

Born in Wheeling, West Virginia, and raised in Bellaire, Ohio, with his three sisters. Married for six years to his wife, Jaime, and has three children:...

Power Player 

Allen Morinec Admits He has A Passion for Power. Not the kind of power that gives people influence and notoriety, but the sort that is piped over power...

Globetrotter 

Cheryl Warren Works Hard. Vice president of asset strategy and investment planning for National Grid, Albany, New York, U.S., Warren also serves as secretary...

David Sparks 

Born in Gainesville, Florida. Married for 24 years to his wife, Shian, who also works for Gainesville Regional Utilities. Working on his 80-acre farm...

New Kid on the Block 

Meet Bruno Kimura, a Tenacious and Ambitious New Member of the Next Generation of Electrical Engineers. Kimura, who recently joined Festimport, NOJA Power's...

Bob Stewart 

Born in Billings, Montana. Married for 50 years to Ginger, and they have six children, 20 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. His dad was a lineman,...

Reaching a New Generation 

My Bonnie Put It This Way: Dad, Don't Bother Trying to Reach Kids in Middle School. They aren't listening to people your age. They only care what their...

Letters to the Editor 

I just read your editorial [A Helluva Engineer, February 2008] on Doug and it made me teary-eyed. I had exchanged e-mails with Doug in the last month...

IEEE Names Distribution Automation Award for Doug Staszesky 

The IEEE Power Engineering Society (PES) announces the Douglas M. Staszesky Distribution Automation Award. The award is being sponsored by S&C Electric...

Nick Miller: Industrious Instructor 

Nick Miller has been involved in everything from researching the prevention of voltage collapse in Tokyo to his current favored topic, wind power....

GE Power Systems Engineering Course Enters Fourth Quarter 

GE Energy’s Learning Center has entered its fourth quarter of power systems engineering courses (PSEC). ...

The Next Generation Asks 

Recently, I had to Address the Next Generation of Engineering Students who attended the North American Power Symposium (NAPS) hosted by New Mexico State...

IEEE PES Launches Career Website to Address Critical Worker Shortage 

The IEEE Power Engineering Society has created a career website (www.PES-Careers.org) that allows engineering students in the United States and Canada...

Man of Steel 

If One Person's Trash is Another Person's Treasure, Then Joe Clifton is a Prosperous Man. Monday through Friday, Clifton realizes the rewards of a successful...

James Robison 

Born in 1965 in Laconia, New Hampshire. Married to high school sweetheart, Sheila, for 21 years and has three children Nicholas, Zachary and Abby. Worked...

PA Governor Expresses Disappointment Over Corridor Designation 

Pennsylvania Governor Edward G. Rendell called the U.S. Department of Energy's decision to designate 52 of the commonwealth's 67 counties as part of the Mid-Atlantic Transmission Corridor an infringement on the state's rights. ...

Robert Blessin 

Born in 1961 and raised on a farm in Holstein, Nebraska. Married to wife, Lisa, for 25 years and has two sons, Justin and Zachary. Recently completed...

Insulator Man 

Some People Just Won't Take No for an Answer. Fortunately, Chris Hedges, owner of Christopher C. Hedges Co., an electrical contracting firm in Kansas...

Critics, Gripers and Slackers 

Low Achievers Tend to Hide Their Lack of Drive by Criticizing Others, whether muttering under their breath against those above them or belittling out...

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Hurricane Ike Coverage

Hurricane Ike Coverage
On September 12th, Hurricane Ike tore through the Gulf Coast, wreaking havoc on lives and property. Transmission & Distribution World’s Rick Bush is headed to the region to provide a first-hand account of the damage including an insider view of utility emergency-response efforts. His reports and subsequent feature coverage will highlight how utilities, contractors and suppliers work as a team to restore power as quickly as possible.
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Briefing Room

At the Briefing Room you will be able to stay up-to-date on the latest technology announcements where we will provide daily postings from our industry sources.

Webcasts

ACSS and HS285 Extend Grid Capacity

Sponsored by Southwire

There are capacity bottleneck situations, where new overhead transmission line construction is not a practical reality. In some of these situations overhead lines are in place and they are not able to provide the transfer capacity needed.

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Supercondutor Cable Systems

Sponsored by American Superconductor

Transmission & Distribution World presents Superconductor Cable Systems, A Part of the Increasing Bulk Power Transfer Series.

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Evolution of Next Generation Wireless Communications in Power Delivery

Sponsored by Alcatel-Lucent

Evolution of Next Generation Wireless Communications in Power Delivery - seeing wireless communications solutions emerge to enable more efficient operations.

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T&D World University 2008

Get expanded education, practical experience and unprecedented networking in 3 days at T&D World University, the Continuing Education Program for Utility Management, Engineers and Technical Professionals. October 27-29, 2008, Dallas, TX. With CEU-Earning Seminars, Specialized Tracks, 59+ Courses, T&D allows you to maximize your time, with minimal work interruptions. Bring your team to this productive learning environment.

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