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For well over 100 years AEIC
has played a key roll in placing electric power at the
vital center of the nation. Thomas Edison, (founder of
the Association in 1885), and the Association of Edison
Illuminating Companies were pioneers in establishing the
electric power industry in the United States. As small
central stations began springing up all over the country
in the early 1880s, the Association came into existence
because there were innumerable problems to be solved. It
was only natural that men running this infant industry
would turn to each other for information and mutual
assistance.
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One of the Most
Important and Distinguished Associations
in the World.
AEIC is one of the oldest associations to be
affiliated with the electric energy industry. It
continues as an important organization and encourages
research and the exchange of technical information. It
accomplishes this through a committee structure, staffed
with experts from management of the member companies.
Through the committees, the Association provides a forum
for exchange of information and interchange of ideas and
solutions to succeed in the ever-changing electric
industry. It also provides highly valued literature on
load research and underground cable specifications.
Through the committees, the member companies have
developed a unity directed toward their main objective --
business success.
The six commmittees are:
Load
Research
Meter
and Service
Power
Apparatus
Power
Delivery
Power
Generation
Cable
Engineering
Click
Here
. . .For An In-Depth Look
At How This Important Committee Contributes to the Energy
Industry.
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AEIC
Membership
Membership in AEIC is composed of electric utilities,
generating companies, transmitting companies, and
distributing companies -- including investor-owned,
federal, state, cooperative and municipal systems from
both within as well as outside the United States.
Associate membership includes entities responsible for
technical research and for the promoting, coordinating
and ensuring the reliability, integrity and efficient use
and operation of the bulk power supply system.
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Find Out More About AEIC
contact
R. E. Huffman, Executive Director, (205) 257-2530 --
diraeic@bellsouth.net.
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AEIC Committee
Projects
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Committee
Meetings |
2005
Power Generation
Sept 28 - 30
Salt Lake City, UT
Load Research
November 13 - 16
St. Simons Island, GA
Updated
for 2005
Load Research
Meetings
Seminars
Papers & Presentations
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Power Delivery
September 14-16
Grand Rapids, MI
Cable Engineering
September 13 - 14
Savannah, GA
Electric Power
Apparatus
September 18-21
Seattle, WA
Meter and Service
October 16-19
Tucson, AZ
2006
Power Generation
February
Phoenix, AZ
May
New York, NY
September
New Orleans, LA
Cable
Engineering
April
Reno, NV
November 2-3
St.Petersburg
Beach, FL
Membership
Offers Many Benefits!
Attend AEIC's 121st Annual
Meeting.
Receive AEIC Specifications,
Guidelines, and Publications at no cost.
Reduce costs and increase efficiencies.
Gather new ideas and innovations through AEIC's
six Technical
Committees -- the equivalent of
having expert consultants available at no cost.
NEW
Guide for
Developing Specifications for Extruded
Power
Cables
Rated
5
through
46 kV
(1st
Edition)
NEW
AEIC CG10-02 Guide for
Developing
Specifications for Extruded
Power Cables 5-45kV
(1st Edition)
AEIC's
New CG-11 - Guide
for Reduced Diameter Extruded Dielectric Shielded
Power Cables Rated 5 Through 46kV is Now
Available
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