About The NABCEP CE Conference

The content presented in this conference is geared toward seasoned PV industry professionals who have several years of installation, solar + storage, technical sales, design, O&M, or system inspection experience. This is the only industry event that allows NABCEP Board Certified Professionals to obtain as many as 21 hours of continuing education credits needed toward their recertification. Although, the conference is primarily intended for NABCEP Certified Professionals who need continuing education credits in order to maintain their certification, renewable energy professionals seeking to advance their career can earn up to 18 hours towards certification eligibility.

What Attendee's are saying

I could write volumes regarding the value of attending and taking coursework during the NABCEP Annual CEC. If it was just for the credits for my certifications I would just come once every three years but to keep truly up to date and also converse and discuss the industry practices with the industries top minds it has proven to be priceless to attend every year. The quality of the courses and instructors along with the concentration of different subjects is unparalleled at any other time or event. - Michael Brown, SOLAR-RAY, inc.

So many years ago my former partner and current friend, Cathy Redson, came to me and said, "You've got to go to the NABCEP conference. It's like no other conference out there. It is a group of solar nerds just like us, where everyone speaks our language." I'm happy to say how right she was. The conference for me has been a way of really putting my finger on the pulse of the industry and engaging with knowledgeable people in a variety of capacities. The variety and depth of the classes provided for NABCEP credits mean that no matter what one's focus in the industry is, there is something that is relevant and applicable. The classes are incredible, but I also enjoy the exhibitor hall, where you can really engage with what I call the three E's (EEE), Educators, Engineers, and Entrepreneurs. It is there that you can get a sense of what's coming down the pipe in the way of innovation and industry trending. - Richard Stovall, SolPowerPeople

Since attending my first NABCEP CE Conf. in Denver in 2014 I have returned for four of the past five years. A great way to keep up with changes in technology and code, but equally important, I feel like I’m with my people when I attend these events, and build new connections every time. - Clay Herzog, President, Absolute Energy Services

If you want to meet sales people, go to SPI or any other sales conference. If you want to meet the smartest technical people in the field and be exposed to the newest ideas in the industry, then the annual NABCEP Conference is the place to be. I go every year to reconnect with people I don’t see all year, learn about new technologies, and brainstorm with other likeminded technical people trying to advance in the industry. Buddy Wilt

I could write volumes regarding the value of attending and taking coursework during the NABCEP Annual CEC. If it was just for the credits for my certifications I would just come once every three years but to keep truly up to date and also converse and discuss the industry practices with the industries top minds it has proven to be priceless to attend every year. The quality of the courses and instructors along with the concentration of different subjects is unparalleled at any other time or event. - Michael Brown, SOLAR-RAY, inc.

So many years ago my former partner and current friend, Cathy Redson, came to me and said, "You've got to go to the NABCEP conference. It's like no other conference out there. It is a group of solar nerds just like us, where everyone speaks our language." I'm happy to say how right she was. The conference for me has been a way of really putting my finger on the pulse of the industry and engaging with knowledgeable people in a variety of capacities. The variety and depth of the classes provided for NABCEP credits mean that no matter what one's focus in the industry is, there is something that is relevant and applicable. The classes are incredible, but I also enjoy the exhibitor hall, where you can really engage with what I call the three E's (EEE), Educators, Engineers, and Entrepreneurs. It is there that you can get a sense of what's coming down the pipe in the way of innovation and industry trending. - Richard Stovall, SolPowerPeople

Since attending my first NABCEP CE Conf. in Denver in 2014 I have returned for four of the past five years. A great way to keep up with changes in technology and code, but equally important, I feel like I’m with my people when I attend these events, and build new connections every time. - Clay Herzog, President, Absolute Energy Services

If you want to meet sales people, go to SPI or any other sales conference. If you want to meet the smartest technical people in the field and be exposed to the newest ideas in the industry, then the annual NABCEP Conference is the place to be. I go every year to reconnect with people I don’t see all year, learn about new technologies, and brainstorm with other likeminded technical people trying to advance in the industry. Buddy Wilt

I could write volumes regarding the value of attending and taking coursework during the NABCEP Annual CEC. If it was just for the credits for my certifications I would just come once every three years but to keep truly up to date and also converse and discuss the industry practices with the industries top minds it has proven to be priceless to attend every year. The quality of the courses and instructors along with the concentration of different subjects is unparalleled at any other time or event. - Michael Brown, SOLAR-RAY, inc.

So many years ago my former partner and current friend, Cathy Redson, came to me and said, "You've got to go to the NABCEP conference. It's like no other conference out there. It is a group of solar nerds just like us, where everyone speaks our language." I'm happy to say how right she was. The conference for me has been a way of really putting my finger on the pulse of the industry and engaging with knowledgeable people in a variety of capacities. The variety and depth of the classes provided for NABCEP credits mean that no matter what one's focus in the industry is, there is something that is relevant and applicable. The classes are incredible, but I also enjoy the exhibitor hall, where you can really engage with what I call the three E's (EEE), Educators, Engineers, and Entrepreneurs. It is there that you can get a sense of what's coming down the pipe in the way of innovation and industry trending. - Richard Stovall, SolPowerPeople

Since attending my first NABCEP CE Conf. in Denver in 2014 I have returned for four of the past five years. A great way to keep up with changes in technology and code, but equally important, I feel like I’m with my people when I attend these events, and build new connections every time. - Clay Herzog, President, Absolute Energy Services

If you want to meet sales people, go to SPI or any other sales conference. If you want to meet the smartest technical people in the field and be exposed to the newest ideas in the industry, then the annual NABCEP Conference is the place to be. I go every year to reconnect with people I don’t see all year, learn about new technologies, and brainstorm with other likeminded technical people trying to advance in the industry. Buddy Wilt

I could write volumes regarding the value of attending and taking coursework during the NABCEP Annual CEC. If it was just for the credits for my certifications I would just come once every three years but to keep truly up to date and also converse and discuss the industry practices with the industries top minds it has proven to be priceless to attend every year. The quality of the courses and instructors along with the concentration of different subjects is unparalleled at any other time or event. - Michael Brown, SOLAR-RAY, inc.

So many years ago my former partner and current friend, Cathy Redson, came to me and said, "You've got to go to the NABCEP conference. It's like no other conference out there. It is a group of solar nerds just like us, where everyone speaks our language." I'm happy to say how right she was. The conference for me has been a way of really putting my finger on the pulse of the industry and engaging with knowledgeable people in a variety of capacities. The variety and depth of the classes provided for NABCEP credits mean that no matter what one's focus in the industry is, there is something that is relevant and applicable. The classes are incredible, but I also enjoy the exhibitor hall, where you can really engage with what I call the three E's (EEE), Educators, Engineers, and Entrepreneurs. It is there that you can get a sense of what's coming down the pipe in the way of innovation and industry trending. - Richard Stovall, SolPowerPeople

Since attending my first NABCEP CE Conf. in Denver in 2014 I have returned for four of the past five years. A great way to keep up with changes in technology and code, but equally important, I feel like I’m with my people when I attend these events, and build new connections every time. - Clay Herzog, President, Absolute Energy Services

If you want to meet sales people, go to SPI or any other sales conference. If you want to meet the smartest technical people in the field and be exposed to the newest ideas in the industry, then the annual NABCEP Conference is the place to be. I go every year to reconnect with people I don’t see all year, learn about new technologies, and brainstorm with other likeminded technical people trying to advance in the industry. Buddy Wilt

I could write volumes regarding the value of attending and taking coursework during the NABCEP Annual CEC. If it was just for the credits for my certifications I would just come once every three years but to keep truly up to date and also converse and discuss the industry practices with the industries top minds it has proven to be priceless to attend every year. The quality of the courses and instructors along with the concentration of different subjects is unparalleled at any other time or event. - Michael Brown, SOLAR-RAY, inc.

So many years ago my former partner and current friend, Cathy Redson, came to me and said, "You've got to go to the NABCEP conference. It's like no other conference out there. It is a group of solar nerds just like us, where everyone speaks our language." I'm happy to say how right she was. The conference for me has been a way of really putting my finger on the pulse of the industry and engaging with knowledgeable people in a variety of capacities. The variety and depth of the classes provided for NABCEP credits mean that no matter what one's focus in the industry is, there is something that is relevant and applicable. The classes are incredible, but I also enjoy the exhibitor hall, where you can really engage with what I call the three E's (EEE), Educators, Engineers, and Entrepreneurs. It is there that you can get a sense of what's coming down the pipe in the way of innovation and industry trending. - Richard Stovall, SolPowerPeople

Since attending my first NABCEP CE Conf. in Denver in 2014 I have returned for four of the past five years. A great way to keep up with changes in technology and code, but equally important, I feel like I’m with my people when I attend these events, and build new connections every time. - Clay Herzog, President, Absolute Energy Services

If you want to meet sales people, go to SPI or any other sales conference. If you want to meet the smartest technical people in the field and be exposed to the newest ideas in the industry, then the annual NABCEP Conference is the place to be. I go every year to reconnect with people I don’t see all year, learn about new technologies, and brainstorm with other likeminded technical people trying to advance in the industry. Buddy Wilt

Facilities

Transportation

The Sheraton San Diego Hotel and Marina offers complimentary airport shuttle.

Hotel & Marina

Sheraton San Diego Hotel and Marina

Marina Tower Lobby Level - Exhibitor Pavilion

Registration Fees

Early-Bird registration fees in effect until January 31, 2019

NABCEP Certified - $575.00
NABCEP Non-Certified - $725.00

Registration fees beginning February 1, 2019

NABCEP Certified - $700.00
NABCEP Non-Certified - $850.00

Guests - $525.00 (No CEU credits included with this registration)