
The APPA National Conference helps utility leaders and policymakers connect with industry leaders, partners and peers while learning about the complex issues facing public power utilities. The program features leading political, economic, business and public policy thinkers addressing the critical issues shaping our industry’s future.
Join your public power colleagues from around the country at the 2012 APPA National Conference, public power’s largest annual gathering.
Discover what innovative ideas, developing trends and new technologies will be shaping our industry. Learn what new rules and regulations are coming, how they will impact you, and what you can do to prepare for them. Hear from nationally recognized speakers about political, economic and social trends that will influence the future of our industry and our nation.
Reap the benefits of your colleagues’ experiences as you network with hundreds of public power leaders – including utility boards, mayors, city council members, utility executives, senior managers and industry partners – all gathered to address the critical issues that are shaping public power’s future.
With so many voices, the National Conference in uniquely suited to help you connect with your peers and colleagues who can help you as you face uncertainty and challenges. Register today for the National Conference and find the power in our numbers.
2012 National Conference Elite Sponsor
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2012 National Conference Diamond Sponsors
Please contact APPA's Membership & Marketing Manager Pam Cowen at PCowen@PublicPower.org or 202.467.2903 for information on 2012 sponsorship opportunities.
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"As a new board member, the conference value to me could not be duplicated in any other way. Information that I received will help me greatly in my new position of trust, making decisions that will reach far into the future." |
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Future National Conferences: June 21-25, 2014 |
Economic Development
FERC
Environmental Issues
Generation & Fuels
Human Resources
Legal Issues
NERC-NAESB
Smart Grid
Transmission and Distribution

