AELS is an intensive one-week professional development program designed for senior leaders. NECA’s Up to Code Quarterly Newsletter is a comprehensive source of vital information for professionals in the industry.
Chevron Corp. has chosen West Texas as the location for its first power-generation facility aimed to support an artificial-intelligence data center, marking a significant pivot by the oil giant. Chevron unveiled the plan for the initial 2.5-GW plant at a Nov. 12 investor day conference as part of a five‑year strategy that moves the company beyond its traditional role as a fuel supplier into direct electricity generation. The plant could expand to 5GW at a future point, the company said. ENR
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The CEO Advanced Leadership Seminar has evolved into the Advanced Executive Leadership Seminar (AELS), offering a higher-impact experience! AELS is an intensive one-week professional development program designed for senior leaders. Thoughtfully tailored to deliver a more focused and impactful learning journey, the enhanced program provides targeted executive education designed to strengthen strategic thinking and operational excellence through an intensive, immersive format.
NECA’s Up to Code Quarterly Newsletter is a comprehensive source of vital information for professionals in the industry. Providing a curated collection of the latest updates and insights on codes, regulations and industry standards, this newsletter equips readers with the knowledge needed to navigate the complex landscape of electrical Code compliance.
NECA/EATON 507-2024 offers clear, practical guidance for safely installing and maintaining electrical wiring and equipment in hazardous (classified) locations. It covers essential topics including area classification, protection methods, equipment selection, wiring practices, and grounding and bonding—referencing key standards such as the NEC, NFPA 497/499, and API RP 500/505. Developed in partnership with EATON, this standard is a valuable resource for electrical professionals working in environments with explosive gases, vapors, or combustible dusts.
There’s still time to participate in the jobsite safety study! NECA, in partnership with CPWR – The Center for Construction Research & Training and Dodge Construction Network, is gathering data to better understand safety practices across U.S. construction sites. The 12-minute survey is open through November 21, and eligible participants who complete it can opt to receive a summary of the findings. All responses remain strictly confidential.
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