Registration opens in May.
The National Electrical Code® drives industry-wide best practices as well as product development cycles of manufacturers, so it’s critical for installers, designers, manufacturers, engineers, developers, and building officials to continue to understand the NEC as it evolves. This course is an in-depth look at changes and updates to the 2023 NEC that reflect how PV, other generation sources, storage, and management and control systems interact in new and exciting ways. The focus is on critical updates, changes, and relevant details that impact PV system design and installation, for applications ranging from battery-based off-grid and all types of energy storage systems to interactive PV systems of all sizes up to utility-scale solar farms.
Early Registration Cost: $325*
*Cost after September 26: $375
Students, faculty and staff in UNC System or other institution of higher education: Early Registration Cost: $150**
**Student, faculty and staff cost after September 26: $200
Discount options
- Government and nonprofit organizations
- Group discount (4 or more registrations)
For discount options, please contact James Sharp: sharpj1@appstate.edu
You may cancel your registration two weeks before class starts for a refund minus a $25 processing fee. There will be no refunds after September 26. In certain cases, we will issue a full credit for a future class. Learn more about other special pricing options.
Location
Appalachain State University in Boone, NC
Time
8:30am-5:00pm
Continuing Education Credits Offered: 8 hours for the NCBEEC, 8 NCDOI Electrical, 8 PDH
All attendees will receive an electronic Certificate of Completion.
Please contact James Sharp with any questions or issues with online registration: sharpj1@appstate.edu
Instructor
Thomas Honey is a licensed NC electrical contractor and North American Board of Certified Energy Practitioners (NABCEP) Certified Solar Installer with over 35 years of experience working with electrical and electronic technologies. He is a Master Trainer at Solar Energy International and is an approved instructor for Appalachian State University.
