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EPSA
(redirected from Electric Power Supply Association)

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EPSAElectric Power Supply Association
EPSAEuropean Pharmaceutical Students Association
EPSAExploration & Production Sharing Agreement
EPSaElektronik & Präzisionsbau Saalfeld GmbH (German electronics manufacturer)
EPSAEuropean Philosophy of Science Association (Vienna, Austria)
EPSAEarly Page Space Allocation (AIX, IBM)


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Had the systems not worked, "instead of a blackout for a couple of days, we would have had one for several months," says Jack Hawks, a vice president at the Electric Power Supply Association.
Blackout 2004? If you were spared last summer's massive power ... by Kostel, Ken / Science World
``The difficulty is it won't cover the costs during the duration of the contract,'' said Mark Stultz, spokesman for the Electric Power Supply Association, which represents 34 energy corporations with hundreds of power plants.
GOVERNOR HOPES PLAN HAS ENERGY by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Holbrook comes to NPRA from the Electric Power Supply Association (EPSA), where he had been Vice President of Public Affairs since April 2006.
NPRA Welcomes Holbrook to Advocacy Team by Business Wire
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