The countdown is on for the BCEA Island Golf Tournament at Crown Isle Resort on September 25, 2025—and we want YOU on the green! With just 60 spots available, this is your chance to swing, socialize, and celebrate with fellow industry professionals in one of BC’s most scenic settings. The day wraps up with an awards dinner and networking event you won’t want to miss. Registration is open now, and BCEA members enjoy a special rate of $250. Don’t miss out—secure your spot today!

The CIPHEX + Electrical Learning Expo West 2025 is coming to Vancouver on November 5 & 6, offering a powerhouse showcase of the latest in plumbing, HVACR, hydronics, lighting, and electrical technologies. Held at the Pacific National Exhibition, this trade show is a must-attend for professionals looking to stay ahead in Western Canada’s building systems industry. BCEA is proud to partner in this event and is actively inviting its members to participate as exhibitors, offering a prime opportunity to showcase products, connect with decision-makers, and grow brand visibility. With hands-on demos, expert-led seminars, and thousands of attendees expected, the expo delivers unmatched value for both learning and lead generation. Whether you're launching a new solution or expanding your reach, this is the place to be. Registration opens in summer 2025, so now’s the time to start planning your presence.

We’re thrilled to invite you to the BCEA Women's and AMP Network Golf Tournament on September 10, 2025, at the Surrey Golf Club. Whether you're a seasoned golfer or picking up a club for the first time, this event is all about connecting with peers, learning the game, and simply enjoying the day. After the tournament, join us for a relaxed dinner filled with good food and great company.

This isn't your typical competition—we’re skipping scorecards and focusing on fun. Teams can play best ball or their ball, and if you need a mulligan, go for it! Just keep up with the pace of play. Everyone who attends the dinner will be entered into our door prize draws.

Want to spotlight your company? Sponsor the event and gain visibility in front of our vibrant community. Sponsorship levels include:

Reception Sponsor ($250): Top billing on materials, signage, verbal recognition, and website placement.
Hole Sponsor ($100): Exclusive signage at one hole, logo placement, and opportunity to connect with attendees.
Prize Sponsor ($50): Recognition in materials and at the event, plus a sponsored door prize.

We hope to see you on the green at Surrey Golf Club!

BCEA and CIPH are joining forces to deliver a two-day electrical and HVAC trade show at the PNE Vancouver on November 5 and 6. Booth sales have just opened, so book now as they will sell out fast! Visit the link below to see the list of exhibitors, the trade show floor plan, and to book your booth.

Registration for our online Basic Electricity Course is now live. This course is a great primer for anyone new to the industry or who wants a refresher on the more basic aspects of the supply chain industry. The cost is $299 GST for members and $399 GST for non-members. Upon registration, you can complete the course at your own pace.

Member company BCIT offers many electrical training courses to keep your credentials up to date. Explore the following options:
 
TELC-0208, FSR Electrical Code Continuing Education, various training options available 
(now teaching the 2024 Canadian Electrical Code)
TELC-0107 Electrical Code—50 Hours 
TELC-0144 Low Energy Electrical Worker 
TELC-0161 High Voltage

The Tech Talk is a free monthly online training series designed for engineers and technologists in British Columbia. Led by GE’s Technical Application Engineers, each session covers key P&C topics through real-world case studies and live Q&A.

The move pertaining to the British Columbia Oil and Gas Commission aims to cut red tape for developers. It affects renewable energy projects as well as high-voltage transmission lines, such as the North Coast Transmission Line.

Source: Electricity Forum

The investment is aimed at power protection and grid resilience technologies. It is targeted at industries across Canada, including utilities, renewables, transportation, and residential and infrastructure projects.

Source: Electrical Industry News Week