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08/21/2007

AEIC Brings Value to
Member Companies and
The Energy Industry


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Cable Engineering

 
Load Research

 
Meter and Service

 
Power Apparatus

Power Delivery

Power Generation


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The Strength of AEIC - Its Active, Working Technical Committees.

Through a committee structure, the Association addresses technological problems associated with planning, building and operating an electric utility system.

The small size of AEIC Committees provides maximum participation of members to network, share practices and experiences, and build relationships.

The AEIC's six committees are staffed with experts from management of member companies and meet regularly during the year to explore issues in their particular areas. The AEIC committees include:

  • The Power Generation Committee
  • The Load Research Committee
  • The Electric Power Apparatus Committee
  • The Power Delivery Committee
  • The Meter and Service Committee
  • The Cable Engineering Committee

What Members Say About AEIC

In a survey of members, here are typical comments about AEIC:

"Most valuable industry association I have ever had. Committee size and peer composition is excellent."

"Personal benefits of AEIC exceed expectations. Meetings provide valuable information."

"High productive use of members' time, and you get more done."

"Valuable for meeting people in leadership roles at utilities."

"Committees are hard working; we are getting results for the money spent."

"The annual meeting is valuable for good interchange. AEIC is not expensive."

Participation in AEIC is Economical Benefits are Substantial

Membership in AEIC opens up significant avenues to explore both the business and technical elements associated with prudent utility management. This, coupled with relationship building opportunities afforded by committee meetings and the Annual Meeting, can be of significant benefit to member companies.

Participation does not simply occur at committee meetings or the Annual Meeting, as members seek numerous opportunities throughout the year to exchange information, ideas and solutions.

Among industry associations, the cost of membership and participation in AEIC activities is extremely moderate. AEIC dues are based on annual electric revenues. If you would like your company's dues quote, contact the
Executive Director.

AEIC Publications

  • AEIC Update Newsletter - The AEIC newsletter is sent to all members to keep them abreast of Association news, upcoming Association events, new services and committee activities.

  • Specifications and Publications - The Cable Engineering Committee of the Association has developed Cable Specifications covering cable applications, and the Load Research Committee has developed Load Research Publications. These publications are available to members at no cost.
  • Annual Meeting Minutes - The history of the Association of Edison Illuminating Companies is archived, with volumes for each year of its existence, recording practically verbatum what members had to say, who took part in discussions or presented papers.

  • AEIC Web Site - The Associaton provides a web site - www.aeic.org - that contains regularly updated information about AEIC, its members, its committees and key contact information.


The Annual Meeting

One of the most important characteristics of the Association is the provision of a forum for high-level discussion of industry issues, unimpeded by publicity.

The Annual Meetings are normally attended by the Presidents and CEOs of member companies and their selected executive staff.

The Association meets annually for industry updates and information sharing. Nationally and Internationally known speakers brief the membership on matters of importance to the electric utility industry.

AEIC Committee Chairmen update the Association membership on committee activities. Representatives of the Association's Honorary Members, key suppliers to the electrical industry, bring reports on industry developments and trends.

Network With Other Industry Executives - Join AEIC Now

In today's rapidly changing world of increased competition and a global economy, utility executives must actively seek information with every opportunity.

If you are interested in AEIC membership, contact the Executive Director.

Executive Director
Association of Edison Illuminating Companies
600 North 18th Street
P.O. Box 2641
Birmingham, AL 35291-0992
Ph: (205) 257-2530
FAX: (205) 257-2540
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