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	McBride M-Power Nationwide -Electrical Infrastructure
		For decades, M-Power has partnered with industry leaders in retail, restaurant, entertainment, media, and health care industries to create complete electrical infrastructure solutions for nationwide rollouts.
		We specialize in electrical installations where buildings must remain fully functional during construction.
		Whether it is a site survey, a building electrical health check, or a national rollout, if it has to do with electricity, you can be certain that your project will be seamlessly managed, and conform to all national and local code regulations.
	www.mcbridempower.com /services/electrical.php (220 words)

	NOEMA > IDEAS
		Electrical Energy: In its current manifestation, generating electrical power is mainly a destructive endeavor of extracting resources from the Earth as fuel for the electrical grid of power plants and the technologies it runs.
		Electrical power production has been at over 95% capacity dozens of times, and several times over 98.5% capacity, triggering 'rolling flouts' where electrical power is turned off to roving sectors of the state in order to keep the rest of the grid up and running.
		Electrical Planning investigates and interrogates Electrical Systems which need to be strategically organized by multidisciplinary planners so as to securely establish a democratic Electrical Infrastructure and the Cyberspace reliant upon it.
	www.noemalab.org /sections/ideas/ideas_articles/carroll_seeing_cyberspace.html (7489 words)

	Critical Infrastructure Protection (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		—the ability of electric generators to choose among various energy sources—this country's electrical supply is less susceptible to disruption or supply problems than would be the case if we relied on a single fuel source.
		Electrical generators make use of coal, nuclear power, natural gas, fuel oil, hydroelectric dams and other renewable sources of energy.
		While the mix of fuels used to generate electricity varies from region to region, on a national average, very little of our electricity is generated using imported oil.
	www.eei.org /industry_issues/energy_infrastructure/critical_infrastructure_protection (832 words)

	Electrical Wholesaling: Wind Biz: High-voltage electrical contractors are installing electrical infrastructure for ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		With the cost of electricity rising and Americans searching for cleaner power, utilities are hiring electrical contractors to install the electrical infrastructure for wind farms nationwide.
		Christenson Electric Inc., Portland, Ore., is working on one of the largest wind farms in the world -- the 35square-mile State Line Wind Project on the Washington-Oregon border.
		"We are a full-service electrical contractor, so not only can we do the highvoltage end of it, which is the collection and substation, but we also have industrial electricians and telecommunication workers who do the low-voltage and communications portions of the wind farm," he said.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m3720/is_2_83/ai_83486157 (1460 words)

	Issues--Infrastructure
		Electricity is used by everyone across the U.S. Electricity travels from a power station to the power distribution grid.
		This electricity is sent out over the grid through a series of electrical lines and towers.
		Then, if electricity is involved, the power distribution grid sends electricity from the power companies to the buildings where it is needed.
	www3.iptv.org /exploremore/energy/issues/infrastructure.cfm (1484 words)

	[No title]
		Infrastructure Study The first step is to initiate a study of the mechanical and electrical systems — particularly the mechanical systems.
		Electrical Systems: Upgrading electrical systems throughout the wing is important to meet today’s research requirements.
		This includes: major new electrical circuit panels in the transformer room, new and upgraded circuit panels and PDU’s throughout the wing, new UPS/batteries, new UPS wiring including UPS lines to computer and laboratories as well as key offices, new generator and double feeds, and new lighting in most labs and offices.
	www.math.umd.edu /users/rll/admin/Proposal.doc (2138 words)

	Commonalities (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The physical scale of the electric utility industry mirrored the national economy that sprung up with it—massive central generating stations, substantial capital investments for network construction, high maintenance costs, and production technologies that were obtrusive and degrading to the natural environment.
		Engineering studies suggested that household payments for electricity would be a minimum of one dollar per month for the first ten kilowatts of electricity, three cents per kilowatt for the next forty kilowatts, and two cents per kilowatt for the remaining balance.
		The broadband infrastructure loans provide incentives to firms to construct infrastructure, not to individuals to form cooperatives to construct infrastructure, as was the case with the R.E.A. Loans to firms negate fears of big- or micro-government management of Internet access in rural America.
	www.usinternetcouncil.org /papers/highSpeed.htm (5163 words)

	Corps repairs Iraqi electrical infrastructure
		The Corps issued task orders totaling $278 million on September 25 on three previously awarded contracts for potential contingency requirements in U.S. Central Command's area of operations, and another $12 million task order was issued on September 26.
		The contractors will be required to repair, replace or supplement generating, transmission, and distribution systems that are out of service, damaged, or operating at reduced capacity or efficiency.
		Additionally, contractors may be required to provide new generators and turbines; provide new electrical transmission switching, transformers, control and monitoring equipment; and construct facilities to support equipment.
	www.hq.usace.army.mil /cepa/releases/iraqoil.htm (480 words)

	Image and Environment
		In terms of infrastructure, at this stage, we're dealing with present problems as well as pursuing the ongoing need to identify the scope of deficiencies, anticipate future need, and expand systems to support growth in demand for utility service.
		An overall assessment of the campus infrastructure and development of an infrastructure management system would be good first steps towards achieving a comprehensive program for maintenance and expansion of campus utility systems.
		Because of the diversity of electrical use within the institution, including the demands of computers and other equipment, building and outdoor lighting, housing, and special events, KU is one of the area's largest consumers.
	www.ku.edu /~fmkuhtml/cmpuspln/einfrab.htm (2528 words)

	Search: critical electrical infrastructure protection vulnerability
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	www.angelfire.com /ab8/too4/searcheb97.html (329 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The power from electric utilities is generally very good, and it is not unusual to have an average availability of 99.98 percent across the utility’s transmission and distribution network.
		In fact, it is not unusual to have a facility where the space for the mechanical and electrical infrastructure is nearly equal to the space for the servers and switches.
		In truth, electric utilities were caught somewhat off guard by the telecom hotel boom and the request for 200 watts per square foot of power.
	www.facilitiesnet.com /BOM/Sep02/Sep02energya.shtml (1925 words)

	Cupertino Electric to Build Electrical Infrastructure for First High-Speed Internet Link to Latin America
		Cupertino Electric is a leading provider of sophisticated electrical infrastructure solutions that offer high quality, reliable power, and speed-to-market for mission-critical facilities such as Internet data centers.
		Cupertino Electric has designed, built and commissioned the electrical infrastructure requirements for more telecommunications and Internet data center floor space than any contractor in the country.
		In the case of the NAP of the Americas, Cupertino Electric was able to add 5,600 square feet of valuable revenue-generating floor space when compared with the original program, a space enhancement that will potentially add millions of dollars to the NAP of the Americas' annual revenue model.
	www.globalmanufacture.net /home/news/cuper.cfm (606 words)

	Terrorisme >> U.S.A.: blackout shows America's infrastructure vulnerable to terrorists
		And yet the country's electrical system must provide warmth in the winter and cool air in the summer in a country that is subject to temperature extremes greater than those experienced in much of Europe.
		Quickly it became clear that the cause was likely more benign, but the very fact of the flout opens a new opportunity for sabotage, according to Jamie Metzl, the coordinator for homeland security programs at the Council on Foreign Relations, a private policy research center in New York.
		Because of this vulnerability, Metzl says, the U.S. government must assess the threat posed to the nation's electrical infrastructure to find out which nodes are susceptible to both spontaneous and human-assisted failure, and to make them safe before they are attacked by terrorists.
	www.terrorisme.net /p/article_58.shtml (1245 words)

	Guide to The Canadian Geospatial Data Infrastructure
		The word infrastructure is used to promote the concept of a reliable, supporting environment, analogous to a road or telecommunications network, that, in this case, facilitates the access to geographically-related information using a minimum set of standard practices, protocols, and specifications.
		A spatial data infrastructure must be more than a single dataset or database; it includes geographic data and attributes, sufficient documentation (metadata), a means to discover, visualize, and evaluate the data (catalogues and web mapping), and some method to provide access to the geographic data.
		The creation of specific organizations or programs for developing or overseeing the development of spatial data infrastructures, particularly by governments at various scales, can be seen as the logical extension of the long practice of coordinating the building of other infrastructures necessary for ongoing development, such as transportation or telecommunication networks (http://www.gsdi.org/pubs/cookbook/chapter01.html).
	cgdi.gc.ca /publications/Technical_Manual/html_e/s1_ch4.html (1857 words)

	Why CEI (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Cupertino Electric is a leader in the design and installation of highly complex electrical infrastructure for the technology industry as well as for critical use facilities.
		Pioneer in semiconductor infrastructure development—In 1960 CEI designed and installed the electrical infrastructure for one of National Semiconductor's first semiconductor fabrication facilities.
		Within the electrical industry, Cupertino Electric is considered to be a model for the evolution and development of a positive company culture.
	www.cogeneration.com /why_cei.html (985 words)

	SDG&E - Large Business - Program & Services - Electric Reliability - Electrical Infrastructure
		Although the National Electrical Code (NEC) is generally used as the design guide for electrical installations, the code was designed primarily as a safety code, protecting human life and preventing fires.
		This is often done by placing the transformer (pressure reducer) as close as possible to the equipment to be served and ensuring the wiring (plumbing) is more than adequate for the flow.
		An often recounted but true example is that of the computer plugged into a wall outlet with a refrigerator plugged into the same circuit on the opposite wall.
	www.sdge.com /business/electrical_infrastructure.shtml (283 words)

	Secure Ecommerce Hosting \| Scalable Shopping Cart Software
		All this is offered with 24 X 365 support and the technology needed to scale complex ecommerce web hosting environments in a timely, secure, and cost effective manner.
		All electrical outlets are 14 inches off the ground under the raised floor.
		As a carrier-neutral provider, the IDC is currently interconnected and peering with national and international Tier 1 and Tier 2 carriers.
	www.goecart.com /ecommerce-Hosting.asp (902 words)

	WORLD-WIDE ENERGY SAVINGS OPPORTUNITIES WITH NEW-TECHNOLOGY ELECTRICAL POWER CONVERTER
		Technologies which enhance the utilization efficiency of electrical power, or reduce the first cost of providing acceptable levels of electricity supply service, are extremely important in terms of potential societal impact.
		Table 2[2] indicates the amount of electrical energy that was utilized by motors in the residential, commercial and industrial sectors in the USA in 1988.
		Assuming that all of this residential sector consumption is by single-phase motors, and that all of the commercial sector is by three-phase motors, the total annual electrical energy consumed by single-phase electric motors in the USA in 1988 was approximately 1.20 EJ (1.62 EJ by 1998 with a 3% growth rate).
	www.worldenergy.org /wec-geis/publications/default/tech_papers/17th_congress/3_3_18.asp (1966 words)

	ACEC - Press Room: News Release Archive - Statement by Patrick G. Davidson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The essence of California’s problem is that the infrastructure for generating and transmitting electrical power has reached maximum capacity because of rapidly increasing demand.
		The difference is that electrical infrastructure failure presents a bleaker short-term consequence.
		Critical elements of an expanded infrastructure will include: more power plants; increased efficiency of current plants; increased utilization of sophisticated, engineered system controls to reduce load and demand; and implementation of rational incentives that will compel consumers and suppliers to make wise energy usage decisions.
	www.acec.org /pressroom/newsreleases/davidson.cfm?printPage=1& (304 words)

	Destinations 2004 - P124.007 Improve Capabilities for Automated Power System Response to Major Outages (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		This project is targeted at improving the electrical infrastructure to enable increased use of automation in recovery operations.
		The electrical infrastructure improvements will consist of suitable power system design configurations (as will be described by guidelines and best practices) and new sensors and electrical and control equipment that may be needed.
		Although this project focuses on electrical infrastructure for improved outage recovery automation, its results will be a driver for other project activity on communication infrastructure.
	www.epri.com /D2004/dilbert.aspx?id=935&year=2004 (515 words)

	The Uptime Institute
		The advent of dual-powered computer hardware in tandem with Tier IV electrical infrastructure is an example of site infrastructure design and computer hardware design simultaneously achieving higher availability.
		The infrastructure should be completely shut down on an annual basis to perform preventive maintenance and repair work.
		Electrically, this means two separate UPS systems in which each system has N+1 redundancy.
	www.upsite.com /TUIpages/whitepapers/tuitiers.html (1895 words)

	Destinations 2004 - P124.003 Feeder and Network Evolution for the Distribution System of the Future (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The future electrical infrastructure should enable interoperability of the new distribution technologies in a way that provides new options to system operators for improving system performance and reliability through automated use of new distribution technologies, either individually or in combinations.
		Examine the electrical limitations of typical radial and network feeders to assimilate ADA and new distribution technologies (e.g., limitations on reverse power flow, action of line drop compensators and protection coordination, etc.).
		Prepare a road map document that defines the distribution system of the future, including incremental actions to support infrastructure evolution (e.g., identify situations where new specific component types are needed to support advancement; identify steps that may be taken in the normal course of equipment replacement to reduce electrical limitations).
	www.epri.com /D2004/dilbert.aspx?id=945&year=2004 (485 words)

	PROPOSAL FOR A CAPITAL BUDGET PROJECT
		This document provides a proposal to study, plan and renovate the infrastructure of the east wing of the Computer and Space Sciences Building (CandSS) in several stages.
		The deteriorating infrastructure within the building inhibit normal work and research activities.
		The first step is to initiate a study of the mechanical and electrical systems – particularly the mechanical systems.
	www.math.umd.edu /users/rll/admin/Proposal.html (2439 words)

	Electrical Contractors Nationwide
		Electrical Contractors are one of the most important and specialized trades of the Building and Remodeling industry.
		He or she will run new wiring, install new electrical outlets or lighting fixtures, and replace old cords on appliances (such as refrigerators, stoves, or clothes dryers).
		If a license is required, be sure your electrical contractor's license is valid and current (check with your state licensing board or local building department).
	www.contractors.com /1_electricalcontractors.html (506 words)

	Streetlighting.uk.com - Welcome
		The highway electrical industry has been developing ever since the first carbon arc lights were installed in the 1870s.
		Highway electrical equipment has been more widely used to cope with the problems caused by greater use of the roads infrastructure, and the changing needs of society.
		Of the balance, 70% is spent on maintaining the infrastructure and the remainder on new projects.
	www.streetlighting.uk.com (1131 words)

	CEI Fast Facts for the Media (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Largest privately held electrical contractor in the United States, largest electrical contractor in Silicon Valley, and perennially listed among the top ten largest electrical contractors in the U.S. Total revenue in the year 2000 was $746.2 million
		Leading provider of electrical infrastructure, power generation, distribution and backup, network communications, and instrumentation and control solutions to the computer, Internet, semiconductor, software, telecommunications, biotechnology and other technology-dependent industries and institutions.
		CEI is able to develop a project from the initial engineering through delivery of a failure-tested and documented electrical infrastructure facility.
	www.cogeneration.com /fast_facts_for_media.html (910 words)

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