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At the John S. Knight Center, Akron, OH

Register today and secure your seat at the Electric Power Reliability Summit 2022.

This is where the "rubber meets the road," where knowledge is shared and where alliances are created.

At the EPRA Summit 2022 our Safety & Reliability and Accreditation & Certification Working Groups will be rolling out the first EPRA Safety & Reliability Guideline and the all new EPRA Power System Reliability Process Analysis Tool.

Claim your spot among the most prominent practitioners in our industry. Learn from experts. Share your experience. Be part of the conversation—live and in-person. The Summit was the birthplace of our alliance, and it remains the only event in the world centered around electric power reliability for industrial and commercial facilities. You are invited.

Event Pricing

Individuals:

Non-Members: $995 (Save $100 with Early Bird registration through June 30th, use discount code EPRS2022)

Charter Members: $795 (Save $100 with Early Bird Registration through June 30th, use discount code EPRS2022)

REGISTER TODAY

Groups (3 or more):

Save 20% off when you register 3 or more people for this event at the same time.

Corporate and Resource Partners: Register 3 or more people for this event at the same time and pay $500 per person.

Register Your Team

Contact the EPRA Team to Register your Team:

[email protected]

Interested in Exhibiting?

New for 2022 the EPRA Summit (EPRS) we will offer the opportunity for industry leaders to exhibit and present their solutions to improving safety and reliability of electric power systems.

Pricing (table top):

Non-Members: $1700.00

Associate Resource and Alliance Partners: $1000.00

Ambassador and Premier Resource Partners: $500.00

Contact the EPRA Team to register for the expo:

[email protected]

EPRS 2019 HIGHLIGHTS

Featured Session

September 18, 2019

Dan Smith, of the Lower Colorado River Authority, reflects on his time as vice president of electric service delivery at Austin Energy. Smith discusses the problems faced by high-stakes organizations, such as hospitals, where power losses have the potential to cause more than just lost dollars. How can utilities work with organizations to keep their power systems reliable and keep ultra-critical applications (such as a neonatal ward) running with zero unexpected downtime. (46:16)