Registration Fees

• Early bird registration: $670 until May 1, 2027
• Standard registration: $770 from May 1–31, 2027
• Late registration and walk-in: $790 starting June 1, 2027

On-Site Registration

Registration for the School and Conference will be held in the lobby of the Embassy Suites, Myrtle Beach, SC from:

• 5–7 p.m. on Sunday, June 13
• 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday, June 14 & 15
• 8 a.m. – noon on Wednesday, June 16.

Cancellation and Substitution Policies

If your plans should change, you may designate a substitute to attend in your place at any time. If you need to cancel your registration, you may do so with a full refund if you notify us by email by May 24. 

No reimbursement will be made for cancellations made after May 24 or for those who fail to attend. Non-paid no-shows who registered by phone, fax, internet, or mail will be billed.

Reference Standard Calibration Check

An added benefit is being offered to you during the conference at no additional charge. After registering and while attending the conference, please stop by the room reserved by Radian Research/WESCO to have your reference standard(s) tested against a Radian NIST traceable 0.01% reference standard.

You will receive a printed and/or electronic “Report of Calibration” which provides the accuracy of your standard at all common loading conditions. If you think you are up to the challenge, test your meter calibration knowledge by taking a fun quiz. In addition, receive a packet explaining the importance of regular calibration of your equipment.

_{NC State University wishes to advise all manufacturers, manufacturers’ representatives, distributors, consultants, contractors, utility commission members, utility employees and all other participants that this meeting and all activities related to the NC State Electric Meter School and Grid Conference are subject to compliance with all federal and state antitrust laws. Our activities are purposely designed to protect and promote fair competition, encourage higher quality products and services, promote innovation, expand customer choice for all consumers and for the benefit of the industry. We will not discuss any company’s specific pricing, vendor terms and conditions, discounts or any other competitively sensitive information that may affect prices, allocation of free markets or fair competition which benefits all customers.}