Events List

Part one of the two-part Underground Distribution Systems Series. Learn all about the effective design, construction, operation and maintenance of underground electric distribution systems. Discuss operations, safety and regulatory requirements, and hear from an industry cable application engineer.

This 2-part virtual series features in-depth courses on Underground Distribution Systems. Learn all about the effective planning, design, installation, operation and maintenance and review critical factors involved in the conversion of overhead systems to underground. Discuss how to improve your

Learn how Rock Hill Utilities kept customers informed during outages with fast, automated text messaging.

Learn how public power utilities are assessing risk, planning ahead, and building wildfire resilience.

Explore innovative technologies for workforce development and learn from real-world utility experiences.

This three-part virtual series will provide a foundational overview of utility accounting concepts, applications, and theories to inform planning, decision-making and help execute your day-to-day responsibilities.

Part one of the three-part Accounting Fundamental Series. Learn the basics of how the electric utility business works, get a grasp on the ins-and-outs of FERC accounting, and review practical examples of how you can use the FERC USoA. Earn 9.5 CPEs for attending.

Public power utilities across the U.S. celebrate Public Power Week the first full week of October every year to help customers and stakeholders understand how they can better engage with their community-owned utility and benefit from all its offerings.

Missed some of National Conference's most popular breakout sessions? Now's your chance to catch them online! We're bringing back two standout conference presentations as virtual encore sessions, giving you another opportunity to explore the trends, technologies, and market forces shaping the future

Explore the market trends, natural gas forecasts, and load growth projections shaping energy prices, reliability, and utility resource planning.