Committee

Cable Engineering

AEIC, Cable Engingeering

Areas of Focus

The Cable Engineering Committee works to ensure that the transition to a modern electric grid is safe and cost-effective for all stakeholders. We do this by providing technical specifications and guides relating to the quality, physical design, testing requirements, operating conditions, and new developments of underground cables. These documents cover medium and high voltage underground cables and cable accessories that are used for electric utility power delivery systems.

The Committee meets three times a year, both in-person and virtually. Additionally, the Committee interfaces with major manufacturers of electrical cable to ensure the highest quality and economical use of underground cables and accessories.

Committee members generally are engineers and specialists, but can also include managers and supervisors.

Committee Leadership

Jared Jajack, Chairperson

Transmission Line Engineer

American Electric Power Co.

Ashley Eanes, 1st Vice Chair

Lead Engineer

Duke Energy

Marvic Verzano, Treasurer

Sr. Engineer, Electric Transmission Line

Pacific Gas and Electric Co.

Najwa Abouhassan

Najwa Abouhassan, Past Chair

Key Manager of Distribution Standards

ComEd

Thomas Campbell, Past Chair

Sr. Engineer, Distribution Engineering

Consolidated Edison Company of NY, Inc.

Resources & Publications

AEIC CS1-12

Specification for Impregnated Paper-Insulated Metallic-Sheathed Cable, Solid Type Rated 1kV Through 69 kV – 12th Edition

AEIC CS2-14

Specification for Impregnated Paper and Laminated Paper Polypropylene Insulated High Pressure Pipe Type Cable – 7th Edition

AEIC CS3-16

Specification for Impregnated Paper-Insulated Metallic-Sheathed Cable, Low Pressure Gas-Filled Type – 4th Edition

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