Canadian Electricity Assoc launches new domain name
March 06, 2010
The Canadian Electricity Association (CEA)—whose members generate, transmit and distribute electrical energy—launched its new domain name, electricity.ca. CEA says it was designed with the information needs of many audiences and stakeholder groups in mind, and promises to help visitors find the information they want with as few clicks as possible.
Some of the features of the new site include:
• Dynamic newsfeed
• Electricity blog: Follow Pierre Guimond, CEA president and CEO.
• Access to industry issues and resources.
• New careers, and student and teacher sections.
• Twitter.
CANADIAN ELECTRICITY ASSOCIATION
• Dynamic newsfeed
• Electricity blog: Follow Pierre Guimond, CEA president and CEO.
• Access to industry issues and resources.
• New careers, and student and teacher sections.
• Twitter.
CANADIAN ELECTRICITY ASSOCIATION
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