Programs and Conferences
The MREC has two main mechanisms to share information and educational material with its members and the general public: Courses and Conferences that take place yearly:
Stray Voltage Investigator Courses
Three classes in Stray Voltage Investigation for dairy producers and agricultural professionals are typically held each year. Stray Voltage Investigator’s Classes were developed by the University of Wisconsin, Public Service Commission of Wisconsin, and the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade, and Consumer Protection.
Conferences
Every year in February, the MREC holds its Annual Conference where researchers, energy service professionals, farm stakeholders, and other actors present on different topics related to rural energy.
For more information about this year’s Courses and Conferences visit our Events page.
Credit for Professional Training
If you participated in an educational opportunity hosted by the Midwest Rural Energy Council and would like information on how to document instructional hours for professional training credit, click here. You can get documentation for participation in the MREC Annual Conference or the Stray Voltage Investigator’s Training.