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  By: Collier H.R. No. 789
 
 
 
R E S O L U T I O N
         WHEREAS, electric reliability is essential to the State of
  Texas and our nation, as well as the wellbeing of their citizens;
  and
         WHEREAS, the Association of Edison Illuminating Companies'
  mission is to encourage research and enable the exchange of
  technical information and best practices through a committee
  structure, staffed with experts from management of member
  companies, to solve challenges and create opportunities,
  worldwide; and
         WHEREAS, the association was founded by Thomas Edison and his
  associates in 1885 and is one of the longest standing electric
  energy industry associations; and
         WHEREAS, the members of the association include electric
  utilities, generating, transmitting and distributing companies --
  including investor-owned, federal, state cooperative and municipal
  systems -- from within and outside the United States; and
         WHEREAS, on March 21-24 in Fort Worth, Texas, the state's
  largest transmission and distribution utility, Oncor Electric
  Delivery, will host the AEIC Power Delivery Committee for a multi-
  day discussion of key issues associated with distribution of power;
  and
         WHEREAS, the AEIC Power Delivery Committee provides electric
  utility management an effective means for exchanging ideas,
  experiences and solutions to the problems of engineering,
  operating, safety and customer service aspects of delivering
  electric power, as well as identifies and assesses issues that will
  substantially impact the planning, design, construction,
  maintenance and/or operation of electric utility power delivery
  systems; and
         WHEREAS, AEIC Power Delivery Committee has been instrumental
  in developing best practices around storm recovery after Hurricane
  Sandy; and
         WHEREAS, the AEIC Power Delivery Committee includes
  representatives from 55 organizations and utilities from across the
  country; and
         WHEREAS, many of the representatives of the AEIC Power
  Delivery Committee who are meeting in Fort Worth are not from Texas
  but are gathering in the State of Texas to share their knowledge and
  best practices; here in the now, therefore, be it
         RESOLVED, That the Texas House of Representatives hereby
  recognizes those members of the Association of Edison Illuminating
  Companies Power Delivery Committee who are not from Texas to be
  honorary Texans and commend all members of the AEIC Power Delivery
  Committee for the dedication to electric reliability research and
  best practices; and, be it further
         RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be
  prepared for Association of Edison Illuminating Companies as an
  expression of high regard by the Texas House of Representatives.