Utility Practice & Experience (cont.)

40. New Substation a Model of Environmentally-Sensitive Design Vol. 7 Number 3, May-June 1999 Page 20
41. Ontario Hydro (Canada) Evaluates Alternative Solutions for Avoiding Contamination Outages at Substations Vol. 7 Number 1, Jan-Feb 1999 Page 14
42. Ontario Hydro (Canada) Installs Hollow Core Composite Insulators During Substation Retrofit Vol. 6 Number 4, July-Aug 1998 Page 22
43. Ontario Power Generation (Canada) Conducts Testing of New HV XLPE Cables Vol. 7 Number 6, Nov-Dec 1999 Page 10
44. Pacific Gas & Electric (USA) Looks to Qualify More Suppliers for Composite Insulators Vol. 6 Number 1, Jan-Feb 1998 Page 32
45. Powerlink (Australia) Looks to New Insulator Technologies to Control Operating & Maintenance Costs (Part 1) Vol. 7 Number 3, May-June 1999 Page 12
46. Powerlink (Australia) Looks to New Insulator Technologies to Control Operating & Maintenance Costs (Part 2) Vol. 7 Number 4, July-Aug 1999 Page 36
47. Present Worth Life Cycle Cost Evaluation of Polymeric and Porcelain Insulators at Florida (USA) Utility. Vol. 3 Number 6, Nov-Dec 1995 Page 45
48. Promoting Polymeric Arresters in South-East Asia Vol. 6 Number 6, Nov-Dec 1998 Page 10
49. Provincial Electricity Authority (Thailand) Makes Insulator Decisions to Improve System Reliability Vol. 4 Number 1, Jan-Feb 1996, Page 42

50. Re-Visiting the 500 kV Mead-Phoenix Line (USA) Vol. 6 Number 2, Mar-April 1998 Page 6
51. Recent Experience and Future Plans for the Newest Generation of Insulators and Arresters on the Statnett (Norway) AC and DC Networks Vol. 7 Number 6, Nov-Dec 1999 Page 22
52. Research at Tunisian Utility Looks to Influence Future IEC Guidelines for Insulators in Polluted Environments (Part 1) Vol. 6 Number 3, May-June 1998 Page 12
53. Research at Tunisian Utility Looks to Influence Future IEC Guidelines for Insulators in Polluted Environments (Part 2) Vol. 6 Number 4, July-Aug 1998 Page 12
54. Spanish Utility Moves To Composite Insulators to Reduce Contamination Faults on 400 kV Lines Vol. 5 Number 6, Nov-Dec 1997 Page 4
55. Spanish Utility Embarks on Program for On-Line Inspections of Composite Insulators Vol. 5 Number 6, Nov-Dec 1997 Page 12
56. Svenska Kraftnät (Sweden) Investigates New Compact Line Design Vol. 5 Number 2, Mar-Apr 1997 Page 12
57. Swiss Utilities Continue to Favour the Porcelain Long-Rod Vol. 3 Number 4, July-Aug 1995 Page 20
58. Tenaga Nasional Berhad (Malaysia) Evaluates Polymeric Arresters in Field Trials on 22 kV Network Vol. 4 Number 4, July-Aug 1996 Page 6
59. Thailand’s PEA Makes Decision to Convert to Polymeric Arresters (Part 1) Vol. 6 Number 6, Nov-Dec 1998 Page 6
60. Thailand’s PEA Makes Decision to Convert to Polymeric Arresters (Part 2) Vol. 7 Number 1, Jan-Feb 1999 Page 24
61. Universal Tower for Emergency Use in Switzerland Incorporates Porcelain Long Rod Insulators Vol. 6 Number 6, Nov-Dec 1998 Page 24