Kelly Veney Darnell
COO, ACP & President, CPI
ACP & CPI
Operations, Maintenance & Safety Conference
Thank you for joining us in Orlando!
1600+
Attendees in 2026
165+
Exhibitors in 2026
90+
Speakers in 2026
OMS unites the workforce powering America’s clean energy future.
And to the workers joining the industry within the decade.
As electricity demand accelerates, operational excellence driven by a skilled, competent, and safety-oriented workforce is more important than ever.
ACP’s Operations, Maintenance & Safety Conference (OMS) delivers practical training, expert-led sessions, and live demonstrations designed to grow and support the teams keeping America’s energy infrastructure running at its best.
Thank you to everyone who made #OMS26 an incredible event. We can’t wait to see you at OMS 2027 in Long Beach, CA, February 23–25.
Get notified when OMS 2026 session recordings and 2027 registration become available.
2026 Highlights
Session recordings will be available soon for purchase. Attendees can buy them through the Registration Resource Center, while non-attendees will be able to purchase recordings once they are released.
NEW in 2026
As our industry continues to grow and evolve, so does OMS. Here’s how this year’s event was refreshed to better meet your needs.
- Demo Day: On the last day of OMS, the program featured live demos and high-impact specialized sessions.
- 1-Day Passes: Provided attendees with access to a full day of conference programming, including educational sessions, the exhibit hall, and networking opportunities.
- Golf Tournament: Attendees had the opportunity to connect with colleagues and peers at the Golf Tournament before the conference officially began.
2026 Featured Speakers
JC Sandberg
Chief Policy Officer
ACP
Artealia Gilliard
Chief Communications Officer
ACP
Jason Allen
CEO
LRE
Reginald Hodges
CEO
Training Center of Central Texas
Matt Tetrault
Executive Vice President - Engineering & Construction
Apex Clean Energy
Golf Tournament
Attendees kicked off the week by connecting with colleagues at the Golf Tournament before the conference officially began.
Hosted by:
First Timers Meetup
First time attendees met on the first day of the event to connect with fellow newcomers, build early connections, and receive helpful guidance to navigate the conference with confidence.
Power Up 5K Run & 2.5K Walk
Thank you to all who joined us for Thursday morning’s 5K run or 2.5K walk through Orlando, FL.
Sponsored by:
PowerVets Meetup
Attendees joined us in honoring those who have served at the PowerVets Meetup. This special gathering provided an opportunity to connect, celebrate, and recognize the contributions of veterans in our industry.
EmpowHER Reception
The EmpowHER Reception brought attendees together to celebrate the achievements of women in clean energy, build new connections, and take part in an empowering evening dedicated to uplifting leaders across the industry.
Sponsored by:
Pre-Conference Program | Wednesday, March 4, 2026 | 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM | $135
Pre-Conference Seminar: Wind Turbine Blade Maintenance — Best Practices for Longevity and Safety
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- This seminar provided a practical, hands-on exploration of the American Clean Power Association’s Recommended Practices for Wind Turbine Blade Maintenance (OM-RP-301). Participants gained actionable knowledge on inspection methods, repair procedures, safety considerations, and documentation best practices.
2026 Premier Sponsors
2026 Featured Sponsors
2026 Event Sponsors
2026 Media Partner
2026 Official Grassroots Engagement Partner
“Another great event, bringing together all levels of operations to learn from one another and share best practices. The meetings were great, and the networking was exceptional.”
Why Attend?
Tom Vinson
Vice President, Federal Regulatory Affairs
ACP
“There will never be a better time to attend ACP’s Operations, Maintenance and Safety Conference (OMS) to network with peers, attend expert panels, participate in ACP member committee meetings, and visit exhibitors to share lessons learned, generate new ideas, identify new partners, and spread the word about what is working, and, just as importantly, what isn’t.”
