The energy sector faces twin challenges. The first is to make more energy available at affordable prices…
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Introduction to this Issue
The paradigms that are faced by the global power industry today are more complicated and confused than I have experienced during my 50-year career…
Guest Editorial
Introduction to the Feature Articles
The main challenges facing humanity are access to energy, water, and food to supply a fast-growing population and the ability to achieve that without…
Feature Articles
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Public policies at both the state and federal levels in the United States are poised to significantly alter…
The Chinese government and power industry face important challenges. In the past three decades…
India needs economic growth of 8-10% over the next three decades to satisfy its human development needs.
Africa faces critical questions about its future economic development, particularly in relation to its energy supply and its population’s access to electricity.
Departments & Columns
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Leader’s CornerRead more
With 29,410 members and growing, the IEEE Power & Energy Society has members all over the world.
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HistoryRead more
On 10 May 2011, members and officers of IEEE, officials of Con Edison, and friends gathered at the Con Edison…
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Society NewsRead more
Four members of the IEEE Power & Energy Society have been selected as recipients of…
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Book ReviewsRead more
Two books are reviewed in this issue, one on voltage-sourced converter (VSC) technology and the second on disturbance analysis…
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CalendarRead more
The IEEE Power & Energy Society (PES)’s website features a meetings section, which includes calls for papers and…
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In My ViewRead more
The Fukushima-Daiichi nuclear power plant disaster on 11 March 2011 refocused the world’s attention on the potentially catastrophic effects of a nuclear power plant failure.
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