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I agree ... Power Systems Analysis (Grainger & Stevenson) is the best when it comes to transmission line theory. I used it on the EE Power exam and it was very useful.

If you are taking the EE exam this is definitely not true. It is a must to have a calculator that can handle imaginary numbers and polar coordinates!

I did not take that book with me into the exam and I passed. I took the following books with me ... IESNA Lighting Handbook Amazon Power Systems Analysis by Grainger/Stevenson Amazon 2008 NEC Handbook Amazon EERM by Camara Amazon Electric Machinery text but can't remember the author Power...

I would recommend Power Electronics: Converters, Applications And Design, Media Enhanced, 3rd Ed by Mohan/Robbins/Undeland Flipkart

I passed the Electrical Power PE in October 2009. I can't imagine taking only the PPI EERM with me to the exam (though I did take this with me). I must agree with SparksFlying. The NEC 2008 is essential as is a good motor/generator/transformer reference. I would also recommend the following...