Matthew Halverson

Articles by Matthew Halverson
Protect Your System with PQ Monitoring
The only thing worse than having a system failure is not knowing what caused it. With PQ monitoring, though, you can eliminate some of your troubleshooting headaches.
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Windy City to Play Host to Nation's Contractors
Leaving a Mark
Revisions to the UL standard governing ground-fault circuit interrupters have raised the bar for safety but brought into question who has the power to bring about change.
California to Counter Department of Labor's Derecognition Plans
California calls for a hearing to challenge the DOL's actions.
No More Pencils, No More Books
Web-based graduate degrees are replacing the traditional tools of knowledge with an Internet connection and a mouse, making it possible for engineers to avoid the classroom altogether.
Launching a Rebuild at Kennedy Space Center
Nearly 35 years after its first report on the NASA facility, EC&M returns for a look at an extensive electrical redesign.
Light Years Ahead
As lighting designers turn to nontraditional light sources, LEDs and fiber optics could have a bright future.
Downturn in Demand Gives Contractors Time to Get in the DG Game
As discretionary capital dries up, contractors have a chance to prepare for the next wave of demand for distributed generation (DG).
Electricians Hit the Books
As electrical systems get more complex and the workforce nears retirement, current electricians should consider going back to school
Equipment Leasing: Is It Right for You?
For electrical contractors who want new equipment without the hassle of massive debt, leasing can be a viable financing option.
Profile of a Contractor: Then and Now
Bringing electricity to America was a large undertaking for the early electrical contractor, but it was only the beginning.
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