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On May 1, we launched the 2013 Ethics and Compliance Survey. If you have not already completed the survey, please do so by Friday, May 31. The survey takes just five minutes. Please click on this link: 2013 Ethics and Compliance Survey to participate.
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LEADERSHIP MATTERS
Please join us for an AES Quarterly Update on June 5 from 8:30 AM to 9:30 AM EDT (click here to convert the time into your time zone).
The live update will be available in English, French, Portuguese, Spanish and Russian. If you'd like to ask a question, you should submit it online using Ask the ELT in advance of the meeting.
Click here to access the dial-in numbers for all languages and webcast information for the call.
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 PEOPLE MATTERS New Asset Management Standards 'suitable for all situations' in guiding all AES businesses In November of 2011, a working group of nearly 50 AES people from around the world came together to develop and define new detailed standards that will help all AES businesses think and act with their strategic business objectives in mind. The result was a set of new Asset Management Standards that will provide systematic and coordinated activities and practices across AES. |
 IPL wins President's Award in IPL 500 Festival Parade A parade float focusing on the importance of education earned Indianapolis Power & Light Company the President's Award for "most original concept" in last week's IPL 500 Festival Parade. The annual parade, sponsored for the ninth consecutive year by IPL, rolls through the streets of Downtown Indianapolis the day before the 500-Mile Race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. |
BEHIND THE MWs 
New Redondo Beach Mayor: Let's work with AES
There's a new mayor in the town of Redondo Beach, California, and he says he'll continue working with AES and its plans for a new power plant on its current 50-acre Harbor Drive property.
Mayor Steve Aspel said his election and the defeat in March of Measure A, the citizens' initiative that would have banned power generation on the AES site, shows that Redondo Beach residents in general are concerned about more things than the new power plant that the energy company has applied for. AES has applied for a permit for a new plant from the California Energy Commission because the existing one uses an ocean-water cooling system that is being phased out by new regulations.
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