At present, the power system is reliable. There is little problem for power outage, load shedding etc. As the power is now abundant, now comes the point of its quality- that is power quality. We have adequate electrical power. Now, we need quality, healthy and fit electrical power!

If you know several engineers who work in different areas of the industry, you may be curious as to what motivated them to pursue their chosen career path. Engineering is a vast subject, and three of the top five jobs for 2020, according to Glassdoor's ranking of the 50 best jobs in America, are in the engineering profession.

The field of engineering has a huge range of applications. Engineers in a variety of fields, from aerospace to nanotechnology, integrate mathematical and scientific principles to improve the present method of doing things with a product, object, or service. Engineers have a hand in many parts of daily life, one extremely distinct from the next, whether it's commercial jetliners that travel the world or appliances that make dinner preparation easier.

Electrical engineers contribute to the creation and improvement of a variety of critical technologies, ranging from integrated circuits in various electronic products to power generation, transmission, and distribution technical systems.

In the United States, power systems have a long history dating back to 1882, when Thomas Edison launched the first investor-owned electric utility. Water from Niagara Falls was channelled to turbines coupled to two 5,000-horsepower generators more than a decade later, according to the Smithsonian Institution, which is considered the first large-scale delivery of electrical power.

Electricity is a vital resource that has an impact on almost every aspect of daily life. It is a component of modern existence that millions rely on without fully realising, from powering portable devices to lighting streets and buildings to enhancing industry efficiency. After all, electricity is just... there for the vast majority of Americans.