Unique solar installation conference to be held in Devens
The seventh annual Solar Installer Conference will be held at the Devens Common Center by altE next month.
At this sizeable solar equipment-themed event, there will a new solar design class and additional National Electric Code training for solar installers as well.
Over the course of the event, there will be over 30 hands-on workshops and training seminars on enabling installers of solar products to earn Continuing Education credits, helping them see new products, and allowing them to network with vendors and others in the industry.
There will also be an exhibit area that is expanded from previous years, with exhibits from 20 manufacturers of solar power products. Such exhibiters might benefit from brochure printing companies to put together items with more information about the products and services they provide.
CEO of altE, Sascha Deri, commented that this conference is the highlight of the year for the company, and that it provides the opportunity for installers to connect with others from around the country in person, learn about their visions for the field, and discover more about supporting their businesses.
Deri added that year’s conference has expanded, with more informative technical workshops, more manufacturers, and more technical experts, all of whom can provide more learning opportunities.
The conference will be held from February 14 through 16.
At this sizeable solar equipment-themed event, there will a new solar design class and additional National Electric Code training for solar installers as well.
Over the course of the event, there will be over 30 hands-on workshops and training seminars on enabling installers of solar products to earn Continuing Education credits, helping them see new products, and allowing them to network with vendors and others in the industry.
There will also be an exhibit area that is expanded from previous years, with exhibits from 20 manufacturers of solar power products. Such exhibiters might benefit from brochure printing companies to put together items with more information about the products and services they provide.
CEO of altE, Sascha Deri, commented that this conference is the highlight of the year for the company, and that it provides the opportunity for installers to connect with others from around the country in person, learn about their visions for the field, and discover more about supporting their businesses.
Deri added that year’s conference has expanded, with more informative technical workshops, more manufacturers, and more technical experts, all of whom can provide more learning opportunities.
The conference will be held from February 14 through 16.