MEC

MEC can refer to:

Businesses

• Mountain Equipment Co-op, a Canadian outdoors gear & clothing store
• Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, a Japanese Mitsubishi Group core company
• Morgan Electro Ceramics, a ceramics manufacturing company
• Mongolia Energy Corporation, a mining company
• MEC (media agency), a media agency network based in London and New York

Education

• The Ministry of Education of Brazil
• The Ministry of Education, Social Policy and Sport of Spain
• Midland Empire Conference, a high school activity conference whose members are located in Missouri, USA
• Manufacturing Engineering Centre, Cardiff University, United Kingdom
• Model Engineering College, an engineering college in Thrikkakara, Kerala, India
• Master in Economics

Politics

• Member of the European Commission, a member of the European Union's executive body
• Model European Council, a political simulation between the European Schools
• Member of the Executive Council, a member of the South African provincial government
• Ministry of Education (Brazil), the Brazilian education ministry

Transportation

• Maine Central Railroad, a railroad in central and southern Maine, USA
• Manta Air Base (IATA airport code), Manta, Ecuador

Other

• Marginal efficiency of capital, an economics theory that links investment to interest rates
• Mary Ellen Carroll, a conceptual artist who lives and works in New York City
• An alternate name for Metz in the Bulgarian, Serbian, and Russian languages. See List of European cities with alternative names
• Mec, Poland
• Media Expansion Card, a type of PCIe computer expansion card
• Microbial Electrolysis Cell, a type of bioelectrochemical system
• Middle Eastern Coalition, a fictional faction in the computer game Battlefield 2, Battlefield 2: Modern Combat and Battlefield Bad Company
• Munitions and explosives of concern, explosives that did not explode when they were employed
• In pharmacology, the minimal effective concentration, i.e., the smallest concentration of a drug that will induce the desired pharmacological effect.
• Mandatory Editorial Coordination, a peer review process used by the IEEE^[1]
• Measured Environmental Concentration

References

1. ^ IEEE FAQs - Coordination