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This Nevada calendar covers mining and geological meetings, clean-energy and renewable-energy forums, industry conventions, field trips, symposia, and trade events. Typical attendees include mining and exploration professionals, geologists, clean-energy and battery specialists, funders, utilities, trade groups, and other participants in the critical-minerals supply chain. The listed gatherings are held in Reno and Las Vegas.
Recurring themes include mineral exploration and mining, Nevada geology, lithium and battery materials, critical-minerals markets, clean-energy finance, renewable power, and connections between energy and resource industries. The sample also includes events organized by regional and national mining, geological, energy, and trade organizations.
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NOV
19
THU
RE+ 26
NotableRE+ · Las Vegas, NV
Batteries & Energy Storage · Power & Utilities · RenewablesRE+ 26 is billed as the largest clean energy event in North America, produced by SEIA and SEPA and covering the full spectrum of the industry — solar, energy storage, microgrids, wind, hydrogen, and electric vehicles. Full Conference Education runs ahead of the Exhibits & Show Floor opening. Programming is organized around dedicated Pathways for Solar, Storage, Microgrid, EV, Installer, and Utility professionals, alongside the RE+ Tech & Innovation Forum, an Executive Experience track, and Power Voices sessions. GTSE at RE+ 26, the Green Transportation Summit & Expo, is co-located this year, merging fleet-decarbonization and clean-transportation programming — including fleet technician training, EV infrastructure deployment, and AI-enabled fleet optimization — with RE+'s solar, storage, and wind tracks. Additional programming includes a Tribal Clean Energy Symposium, Agrivoltaics Showcase, U.S. Installer Awards, and a Clean Energy Job Fair.
NOV
18
WED
Smart Electric Power Alliance (SEPA) · Las Vegas, NV
Batteries & Energy Storage · Power & Utilities · RenewablesCo-located with RE+ 2026, this working session brings together capital providers, public-sector leaders, utilities, developers, nonprofits, and technology providers to advance clean-energy deployment. The program includes plenary sessions on market context and opportunities, small-group discussions and workshops focused on financing and policy barriers, and collaborative problem-solving intended to produce actionable next steps. Key themes include aligning investment and granting strategies across sectors, reducing duplication, accelerating project deployment, and building partnerships across the clean-energy ecosystem. No solicitation of funding is permitted. Discussions are held under the Chatham House Rule, so speaker and participant identities and affiliations are not disclosed.
APR
22
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MAY
2
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GSN 2027 Symposium
NotableGeological Society of Nevada (GSN) · Sparks (Reno), NV
Batteries & Energy Storage · Mining & Metals · RenewablesTheme: “Ore Deposits of the Great Basin – Key to America's Mineral Independence.” The symposium combines technical presentations, peer-reviewed papers and proceedings, professional and student posters, core shack exhibits, exhibitions, field trips, and short courses. Preliminary technical sessions cover Mesozoic geology and ore deposits of Nevada and the Great Basin; exploration technology; Paleocene to Late Eocene and Carlin-type deposits; copper; epithermal deposits in northern to central Nevada; carbonate replacement deposits; epithermal deposits in the central and southern Walker Lane; lithium; geothermal; and additional sessions still to be announced. Named session leaders include Dr. Marcus Johnston, Richard Bedell, Dr. Jessica Bogossian, Jon Powell, Dr. Peter Vikre, John Marma, Randy Vance, Dr. Peter Megaw, Bryan McFarlane, Alan Turner, Dr. Chris Henry, Dr. John Dilles, and Dr. James Faulds. Field trips address structural controls of hydrothermal gold systems; Walker Lane epithermal deposits; active geothermal systems and late Miocene to recent epithermal deposits; Yerington copper; Nevada lithium; Carlin-type deposits on the Independence Lineament; and tours in the Lovelock, Eureka, and Comstock Lode areas. Short-course topics include structural geology, geochemistry, geophysics, geometallurgy, handheld XRF, hyperspectral analysis, QGIS, epithermal-to-porphyry systems, and mineral resource estimation for public reporting under S-K 1300, NI 43-101, and JORC.
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