1. IEEE Power Engineering Society Transformers Committee Meeting
John Estey PES President
March 18, 2003 Raleigh, 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. Historical Division of Work
IEEE- NEMA MOU
Historical Division of Work
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

9. Note: Processes differ somewhat between the committees
“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!!