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August 2008  

• Power Quality and Equipment Monitoring in Distributed Generation of Multiple Wind Farm Sites for Hydro-Québec
• Stepping up to the Plate: Ballpark Goes to Bat for the Environment with its use of Envirotemp FR3 Fluid
• Technology Advances in Surge Arresters Improve Reliability and Energy Efficiencies*
• FR3 Fluid Provides Sustainable Alternative for Reducing Carbon Footprint
• Positive Regulations and Standards Developments for Natural Ester Dielectric Fluids
• Demand Response: A Good Thing for Everybody
• Cooper Provides Utilities DOE 2010 Standard-Efficient Designs
• The Winds of Change: Waverly Light and Power–a Pioneer in Sustainable Energy
• Cable Preparation and Termination Training
• FR3 Fluid in the News

January 2008  

• The Power of New Product Development
• The Power of Environmental Stewardship: Xcel Energy and Envirotemp FR3 Fluid Forward Thinking for a Greener Future
• The Power of Reliability: OutageAdvisor Fault Detection and Location Solution
• The Power of Security: Protect High-Value Rotating Equipment with the iGR-933 Rotating Equipment Isolation Device (R.E.I.D.) Idea Relay
• The Power of Communications: Moving Toward IEC 61850
• The Power of Asset Management: Four Capacitor Bank Protection Relays Now Available to Maximize Bank Availability
• The Power of Experience: Vendor-Managed Inventory (VMI), Part 3

August 2007   

• How a Utility Automated Its Distribution Network and Reduced Its SAIDI
• Cooper Power Systems Expands Manufacturing Capabilities in Shanghai
• Cooper Power Systems Cannon Demand Response Goes Hawaiian
• Envirotran EF Transformers Offer the Best in Safety, Value and Performance for Your Distribution System
• Vendor Managed Inventory (VMI) Improves Planning and Reduces Lead Times, Part 2
• New Version of iTP-100 Transmission Line Relay Available

December 2006

• DV2010 Tier 2 Distribution Automation Solution Placed in Service at BC Hydro
• Recent Technology Investments Broaden Cooper Power Systems' Range of Capabilities
• Management of Aging Assets: One approach to power transformers
• Improving Power Quality with Voltage Regulators
• Cooper Power Systems Provides Superior Service Through Vendor Managed Inventory, Part 1
• New Version of iXP-420 Transformer Differential Relay Available

* The following changes were made in the article, "Technology Advances in Surge Arresters Imrove Reliability and Energy Efficiencies" on September 15, 2008:
Page 5:  "The technology used to construct the Evolution surge arrester reduces watts loss to 20 mW (changed from 80 mW) on average. Assuming the same conditions described above but calculating energy lost if the Evolution surge arrester replaced the common 10 kV product, the utility could avoid releasing 3,271 (changed from 2,826) metric tons of CO₂ into the atmosphere."
Page 6: "The Evolution surge arrester addresses efficiencies with the 20 mW (changed from 80 mW) loss."

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