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White Papers

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

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Oncor Sends Crews to the Gulf Coast 

Oncor will sent work crews to Louisiana this morning to support Central Louisiana Electric Company (CLECO) in its restoration effort. ...

Entergy Arkansas Crews Head to Louisiana Gulf Coast 

Entergy Arkansas, Inc. crews are now on their way to Louisiana to restore power following the impact of Hurricane Gustav on the Louisiana Gulf Coast Monday. ...

CEA's President's Award of Excellence Honors Best Performing Utilities in Employee Safety 

For more than 30 years, the Canadian Electricity Association (CEA) has tracked the employee safety record of its member utilities. ...

University of Florida Helps Florida Utilities Assess Impact of Wind on Power Lines 

With Tropical Storm Fay bearing down on Florida, thousands of residents are likely to be faced with power outages that are both disruptive and costly. ...

KCP&L Revisits Capacity Planning 

Metropolitan Kansas City Has Enjoyed Consistent Growth in New Customer Loads over the years, highlighted most recently by a resurgence of the downtown...

Siemens to Expand Power-Supply System in Sri Lanka 

The Ceylon Electricity Board has placed an order with Siemens Energy to modernize and expand the medium-voltage distribution network of Sri Lanka's capital...

USDA Awards Co-ops $1.4 Billion 

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development will fund US$1.4 billion in loans to build new distribution lines and make system improvements...

Entergy Changes Its Safety Culture 

Nothing is more important to Entergy than the safety of all personnel. If a project can't be performed safely, then the New Orleans, Louisiana-based utility...

Quanta Linemen Stay Safe While Working Live Lines 

Robust customer demand and a growing expectation for uninterrupted service has made live-line barehand work a common practice in the utility industry....

Linemen Gear Up for 25th Annual Rodeo 

The International Lineman's Rodeo has been A Platform for Linemen to show off their technical craft and skill since 1984, and this year 3500 attendees...

OSHA Electrical Partnership Identifies Best Practices to Increase Lineman Safety 

Four years ago, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) partnered with six electrical contractors, one union and two industry organizations...

Cleco Power Sends Help to Texas 

Cleco Power sent 42 workers to San Benito, Texas, to assist with power restorations after Hurricane Dolly hit south Texas last Wednesday...

Hurricane Dolly Hits Texas; AEP Texas Readies for Restoration 

Hurricane Dolly's leading edge attacked the Gulf Coast today near the Texas-Mexico border with heavy rain and powerful winds...

Delhi International Airport Commissions $77-Million Power Order 

ABB has won an order of $77-million for design, supply, installation, testing and commissioning of electrical products and systems for the new Terminal 3 (T3) building at Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi, India. ...

USDA Awards $1.4 Billion in Electric Loans 

Agriculture Secretary Ed Schafer has announced $1.4 billion in loans to build new distribution lines and make system improvements for more than 73,413 new customers and finance the construction and repair of 6,206 miles of distribution line. ...

TVA Linemen Install Poles in Hard-to-Reach Areas 

Back in the 1920s, linemen trekked into the North Carolina mountains by mule to construct a transmission line. Eighty years later, rust was corroding...

Offshore Wind Farm off Suffolk Coast to Power 415,000 Homes 

Greater Gabbard Offshore Winds Ltd. (Surrey, England) was established as a joint-venture partnership between Airtricity and Fluor to develop what will...

Transformer Package Saves Installation Time 

Linemen for North West Rural Electric Cooperative (REC) of Orange City, Iowa, no longer spend hours installing voltage transformers (VTs) on a utility...

ComEd Brings 345 kV Downtown 

Chicago Continues to Live Up to the Century-Old Advice of Early City Planner Daniel Burnham: Make No Small Plans. However, unlike some of the city's more...

Severe Storm Hits Oncor’s Service Area 

A major storm moved through Oncor’s service area yesterday, leaving downed power lines and power outages in its wake. ...

Eliminating Tree-Caused Outages 

In an effort to eliminate less-predictable outages, PG&E has embarked on a five-year journey, with annual milestones, to reduce the vegetation-related...

NIPSCO Contracts with ArborMetrics 

ArborMetrics Solutions Inc. (Hendersonville, North Carolina, U.S.) was recently selected to provide both transmission and distribution vegetation management...

Progress Amid Chaos 

The Iraq Ministry of Electricity Administered the Country's Generation, transmission and distribution before the 1980s by building all major projects...

PG&E Redesigns The Cost Equation 

We are Taking a Very Good Program to a Completely Different Level. You can't get where we're going until you've been where we've been. That statement...

U.S. DOE to Fund Zero-Energy District 

The U.S. Department of Energy has awarded the city of Fort Collins, Colorado, and a diverse group of partners a US$6.3 million grant to fund the first...

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