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Introduction to this Issue
The resurgence of power engineering on campuses as a result of cutting edge of technology opens exhilarating and sobering possibilities.
Guest Editorial
Introduction to the Feature Articles
Education in electric power and energy engineering is rapidly changing in all arenas, from K–12 preparation to college to continuing education.
Feature Articles
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As global population continues to grow and concurrent energy use continues to climb, it is crucial for college campuses to greatly reduce their overall demand for energy.
The electric power delivery stem was designated by the U.S. National Academy of Engineering as the leading engineering development of the 20th century.
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As PES president, it is great to have two years to work with PES volunteers and staff to help move the Society forward…
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HistoryRead more
William Wilgus, Chairman of the Electric Traction Commission (ETC), which planned and supervised the early 1900s electrification of Grand Central Terminal in New York City..
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The fourth week of July has become an important time for the IEEE Power & Energy Society (PES)…
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CalendarRead more
The IEEE Power & Energy Society website features a meetings section, which includes calls for papers and…
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In My ViewRead more
Once upon a time, getting off the grid usually meant isolationists and survivalists trying to live without any kind of interaction with society…
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