Events List

Get up to speed on the latest in cybersecurity and learn from the experiences of other utilities

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

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.

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.

Understand how cyber attacks happen, why non‑security employees are often targeted, and how you can recognize warning signs and respond with confidence.

An unparalleled professional development and networking opportunity for attorneys and regulatory personnel to get updates on federal legislative and regulatory changes impacting public power.

This two-part virtual course will provide a high-level, non-technical introduction to how the electric power system works, the key components an equipment used, and industry trends reshaping today’s grid and tomorrow’s utilities.

For public power professionals in public communications, customer service, energy innovation & adoption, and key accounts

Part two of the three-part Accounting Fundamental Series. This course covers basic and intermediate utility work order and fixed asset concepts and applications. Learn about practical industry processes and the day-to-day realities of accounting for utility construction costs. Earn 6.2 CPE credits