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    The IEEE Blog is a unique tour of the 2010 PES Expo in New Orleans, LA, by Gene Wolf, former chairman of the IEEE PES T&D Committee.

Utility Supply Tents, Portable Pop-Up Shelters

Portable tents are tough shelters that stand up to all kinds of bad weather. All tents sold are one-piece, featuring instant set up and rubber, non-slip feet. The standard color of all ground tents is yellow & white. All tents can be set up by one person in just seconds. Hi-Line offers a variety of different styles and sizes, including: One-piece, instant set up No loose parts Two screened windows Tie-down cords through hubs Ground flaps for weight anchoring Rubber, non-slip feet Exterior, roof level D-rings Carry case & tent stakes Hi-Line Utility Supply

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Building a Smarter Grid: Managing Assets to Improve Utility Decision Making
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NEMA Government Relations Manager Eric Hsieh discusses an EMP and its possible effects on the electric grid.

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Smart Grid Network Technologies and the Role of Satellite Communications

Sponsored by iDirect
September 21, 2010 @ 2:00PM ET / 11:00AM PT

The goal of the presentation is to provide an overview of utility communication technologies and outline the value of VSAT satellite and where it fits in with communications networks currently used to support the smart grid. In this presentation, iDirect will share key findings and implications.

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Increasing Capacity On Overhead Lines

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Join Transmission & Distribution World and our sponsors, Alcan and Promethean, as we present our third in a series of Web Seminars on Increasing Grid Capacity as we look at devices and software available to extract additional capacity from existing circuits.

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The Present and Future of Grid-Connected Energy Storage

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In this new energy world, we are facing state green energy targets that mandate utilities deliver 20% renewables by 2020. But we know that wind and solar don�t bend to our will like coal and nuclear so, to put it simply, if we are to meet the demands of the times we need the ability to store and recall energy.

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