EPCOR Connection Guide Sneak Peak

ECAA

February 16, 2022

Join ECAA for the opportunity to learn about some significant changes being made to EPCOR’s Customer Connection Guide in March. The guide is undergoing its most significant update in the last 5 years. Attendees will learn about the format of the guide changing, the inclusion of new customer technologies like EV chargers, battery storage, and distributed generation, and other important changes. This event will help prepare the contracting community to get a jump on what is changing and why, so they can hit the ground running when the new Customer Connection Guide comes into force.

When: Feb 23, 2022 09:30 AM Mountain Time (US and Canada) 

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