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Venue
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Dena'ina Civic & Convention Center
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600 W 7th Ave Anchorage, AK 99501
Who Should Attend
Utility engineering and operations personnel in distribution, transmission, power supply, and substations, as well as those in safety and environmental, information/operations technology, materials and fleet, or any area where a more in-depth knowledge of these areas would be beneficial.
OverviewPlease join us in Anchorage this fall for the Alaska Electric Utility Conference! Held biennially on even years, the AEUC is the premier event for public power utilities throughout Alaska, offering a rich blend of learning and networking opportunities. With over 100 trade show booths and a diverse lineup of expert speakers, the AEUC is designed to help you tackle the challenges and seize the opportunities that lie ahead for your utility. The AEUC is developed by a dedicated team of Alaska utility employees in collaboration with NWPPA and Alaska Power Association staff. Through engaging educational sessions, valuable peer networking, and interactions with regional and national product and service providers, you will receive the resources you need to stay current with industry best practices, services, and technology. The AEUC continues to be a must-attend event for all who provide public power to Alaska, so don’t miss out! This conference won't return until 2028.
Related Events
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NWPPA/APA Alaska Electric Utility Conference (Nov 18 - 19, 2026)
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Please join us in Anchorage this fall for the Alaska Electric Utility Conference! Held biennially on even years, the AEUC is the premier event for public power utilities throughout Alaska, offering a rich blend of learning and networking opportunities. With over 100 trade show booths and a diverse lineup of expert speakers, the AEUC is designed to help you tackle challenges and seize opportunities.
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Electric Utility System Operations (Nov 16 - 17, 2026)
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Registration Fees
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Alaska Utility Member Early Bird (ends 10-04-2026):
$185
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Alaska Utility Member Standard:
$295
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Member Early Bird (ends 10-04-2026):
$535
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Member Standard:
$645
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Non-Member Early Bird (ends 10-04-2026):
$835
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Non-Member Standard:
$945
Canadian utility members, please contact registration@nwppa.org for pricing and to register. Organizations that register a group of employees will receive every fifth registration for free. For example, if you register five employees, you only pay for four; register 10 employees, you only pay for eight; and so on. There is nothing additional you need to do to receive this discount.
Cancellation Policy
For in-person events: cancellations at least 30 days prior to the event will receive a full refund; within 15-29 days there will be a $100 fee; and within 1-14 days or no show, the charge will be 100% of the registration fee.
When possible, please send a substitute instead of canceling. NWPPA does not charge a fee for substitutions. To request a refund, please contact us atregistration@nwppa.orgor (360) 254-0109.
Continuing Hours
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This course qualifies for 12 Continuing Hours.
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