A Balanced Learning Experience

NEMS delivers a structured blend of classroom instruction and practical, scenario‑based training that mirrors the real challenges faced by today’s metering professionals. Each track offers a progression of topics designed to build both foundational understanding and advanced technical capability.

Participants can expect:

  • Core safety-focused instruction, including sessions such as The Safety Journey of an Arc Flash Survivor and dedicated safety modules that reinforce essential work practices.

  • Fundamental electrical and metering concepts, including Electricity Math, Single‑Phase Meter Theory, Meter Nameplate Basics, and Introduction to Polyphase Metering.

  • Hands-on technical development, with applied sessions like Meter Testing Concepts Theory & Hands-On, Hands-On Site Analysis, Revenue Protection via Meter Site Analysis, and Meter Testing and Troubleshooting.

  • Specialized metering topics, such as AC Theory, Accuracy & Traceability, Instrument Transformer Basics, Demand Metering, Time of Use and Load Profile, and Programming Polyphase Meters.

  • Advanced system and grid technologies, including Introduction to AMI, Primary Metering, Harmonics, Waveform & Fault Indication Analytics, System Loss Compensation, and Power Quality.

  • Emerging and modern utility applications, such as EV, PV, and Battery Storage, Fiber & Ethernet Communications, Cybersecurity, and AMI Installation Lessons Learned.

  • Real-world troubleshooting and field awareness, including sessions on Energy Diversion Awareness/Theft and Tampering, Meter Enclosures, Socket Meter Retrofits, and Current Transformer Testing Principles.

Across all tracks, NEMS emphasizes practical learning supported by instructor-guided demonstrations, real equipment, and interactive problem-solving—ensuring participants leave with skills they can apply immediately in the field.

Industry Engagement

Participants also benefit from direct access to the broader metering community:

  • An exhibit hall featuring vendors, manufacturers, and subject‑matter experts

  • Opportunities to explore new products, tools, and technologies

  • Discussions with peers and industry leaders about common challenges and effective solutions

  • Insights into the latest advancements in metering,  and grid technology

Who Should Attend

NEMS is ideal for:

  • New employees entering the metering field

  • Experienced personnel seeking updated knowledge or advanced training

  • Individuals who learn best through a blend of instruction and hands‑on practice

  • Managers and supervisors looking to stay current with industry trends

  • Anyone interested in expanding their understanding of electric metering and grid technologies