The Utility Expo, set to take place from October 7 to 9, 2025, in Louisville, Kentucky, is the largest and fastest-growing trade show in the utility industry. With over 1.5 million square feet of exhibits and more than 21,000 attendees, it is a unique event that brings together utility professionals and construction contractors from various sectors including electric transmission, distribution, natural gas distribution and transmission, telecommunications, drinking water, wastewater, and stormwater management.

Mike F., a Vice President of Engineering from Meade County RECC, shared his experience at The Utility Expo: "I was amazed at all the equipment and vendors. It was truly a site to see. I will be sure to attend from now on." The event offers hands-on demonstrations where attendees can try and compare equipment they are considering purchasing. Manufacturers are present to answer questions and explore possibilities with attendees.

The Utility Expo is not just about showcasing new products and technology; it also provides educational opportunities through field classrooms led by experts in the utility industry. These sessions offer hands-on training and actionable advice for growth. The event is designed to serve those who keep the lights on and the water flowing, making it easier for professionals to connect with the people, equipment, and stakeholders in their field.

Louisville serves as an ideal location for this major industry event. It is a day's drive from half the population in the United States and boasts international airports serving the city. With over 2,500 restaurants ranging from traditional American fare to international cuisine, Louisville offers more than just an equipment expo. Affordable hotels and plenty of options make it a perfect destination for building teams while attending the expo.

As The Utility Expo continues to grow and evolve with new advances in pipeline installation and rehabilitation as well as cutting-edge equipment suitable for any weather condition or work environment, it remains a must-attend event for utility professionals looking to stay informed about industry trends and technologies.