IEEE Power Engineering Society Transformers Committee Meeting

1. IEEE Power Engineering SocietyTransformers CommitteeMeeting John EsteyPES President March 18, 2003Raleigh, North Carolina

2. Suggested Topics • Employer Support • New Meetings Format • Standards Strategy for the Future • IEEE-NEMA MOU • Effectiveness of Standards Work • Relationship with IEEE Standards Folks

3. Suggested Topics • Employer Support • New Meetings Format • Standards Strategy for the Future • IEEE-NEMA MOU • Effectiveness of Standards Work • Relationship with IEEE Standards Folks

4. Our Overall Objective: Improve service to our members

5. Topics Related to 2003 PES Goals • Enhance employer support • Focus Groups with industry executives • What’s in it for Me? brochure • PES Annual Report • Power Systems Basics for Business Professionals • Direct interaction with industry executives • Involvement of more utility executives in PES • Providing “soft skills” training to members

6. Topics Related to 2003 PES Goals • Enhance employer support • Continue to implement new meetings structure • Develop new standards vision • Increase membership among • Graduates of Last Decade (GOLD) • Emerging industry segments • Develop realistic balanced budget for 2004

7. Other Suggested Topics • IEEE-NEMA Memorandum of Understanding

8. NEMA Dimensions Preferred rating values Test procedures (conformance tests) Standard settings Construction/manufacturing standards Installation/maintenance guides IEEE Definitions Service conditions Temperature limits Performance requirements Test procedures (design & production tests) Acceptance criteria for tests Guide to specifications Power circuit breaker control schemes IEEE- NEMA MOU Historical Division of Work

9. “Historical Process” Note: Processes differ somewhat between the committees

10. Other Suggested Topics • IEEE-NEMA Memorandum of Understanding • Efficiency of standards work • Relationship with IEEE Standards Folks

11. Remember the Member

12. Your Questions

14. Thank you!!