Past Events Archive
Explore our library of news releases and newsletters from UBBA.
In-Person Events
Apr 13 2023
2023 Summit & Plugfest in Minneapolis
UBBA Summit & Plugfest Focuses Forward! Hear first-hand from the broadband industry decision-makers what connectivity will mean for the future of utilities and the communities they serve. Spearheading our speakers’ line-up are keynotes and c-level utility leaders to offer priceless insights for your business. The Third...
Mar 07 2022
UBBA Summit & Plugfest 2022 in Costa Mesa, CA
Visit the event website for the full agenda and to register today! Space is limited for this utility industry-leading event! October 10-14, 2022 in Costa Mesa, California for the 2022 UBBA Summit & Plugfest
Mar 07 2022
UBBA Summit & Plugfest 2021 in St. Louis
UBBA brought the first LTE Plugfest to St. Louis in October 2021 to showcase the innovation, collaboration and interoperability of utility use cases on private LTE networks. Plugfest testing engaged all parts of the UBBA community with utilities providing field device controllers, vendors providing sensors, devices, modems, LTE core+RAN infrastructure, and integrators providing the head end testing capabilities.
Dec 15 2020
UBBA Workshop in San Antonio 2020
Utility Broadband Alliance Meeting in San Antonio on Monday, January 27. The meeting furthers the UBBA mission by focusing on grid modernization through the advancement and development of private broadband networks. The single day event offers educational sessions about key project developments, a thought leadership panel on planning a digital grid for ‘the day after tomorrow’, working sessions to continue to strengthen the association.
Oct 15 2019
Birmingham Summit 2019
Southern Linc’s Alabama Power facility in October—in an intimate and transparent environment aimed at examining the value and role of private LTE for the industry. If you’re looking to build the utility of the future and want to see what one looks like, this is the place for you. We’ll explore the key challenges facing electric utilities and set the stage for real collaboration as we analyze private broadband as a critical information infrastructure for utilities
