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    Past issues and searchable article archive from CEE News, a magazine that served more than 87,000 electrical contractors and engineers before merging with EC&M in 2002

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    CEE News Launches Archive Site; Please Update Your Bookmarks

    Jan. 29, 2003
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    CEE News archives will continue to be available online

    Jan. 29, 2003
    Although CEE News is no longer being published, you can still search five years worth of archives on this site. We will eventually be moving our content to www.ecmweb.com. Stay...

    CEE News Merges into EC&M

    Jan. 8, 2003
    CEE News, a magazine which served more than 87,000 electrical contractors and engineers, has rolled into EC&M magazine. Starting with the October 2002 issue, EC&M increased its...

    CEE News merges into EC&M

    Jan. 8, 2003
    CEE News, a magazine which served more than 87,000 electrical contractors and engineers, became part of EC&M magazine in 2002. EC&M increased its circulation by 45% and substantially...

    Download the 2003 Entry Form

    Oct. 4, 2002
    To enter the 2003 competition, download the entry form.

    Platinum Award Selection Process

    Oct. 3, 2002
    The entries will be judged by a panel of industry professionals and experts selected by the EC&M editorial staff. The panel will review all entries and narrow the field to finalists...

    22 Product Categories

    Oct. 3, 2002
    The EC&M Product of the Year competition will recognize products in 22 categories. Boxes & Enclosures Business Equipment & Software Capital/Construction Site Equipment Conduit...

    Looking back and looking forward

    Sept. 1, 2002
    Not a day goes by when Jim Usher doesn't think about the tragic events of Sept. 11. While many Americans watched their televisions in horror as the Twin Towers collapsed, Usher...

    Software projects electrical grid as a multi-dimensional room

    Sept. 1, 2002
    Viewing a computer image similar to a weather map, transmission system operators are now able to see congestion on the high-voltage power lines that make up the United States'...