NERC Rethink Resource Use Conference 2026
NERC Rethink Resource Use Conference 2026 is over. The next in the series is NERC Rethink Resource Use Conference 2027 in Portland, Maine.
View NERC Rethink Resource Use Conference 2027About NERC Rethink Resource Use Conference (formerly Northeast Recycling Conference)
A recycling conference in the Northeast, bringing together industry leaders, government officials, and solution providers. It is a vital event for networking, education, and business development in the region.
NERC Rethink Resource Use Conference 2026
NERC Rethink Resource Use Conference 2026 runs 5–7 October 2026 at Crowne Plaza Princeton Conference Center, Princeton, New Jersey.
The Northeast Recycling Council's annual conference, now branded the Rethink Resource Use Conference, is NERC's event on recycling and materials management for the Northeast region.
Next up in Energy Conferences
- Renewable Energy India Expo (REI) 2026 Oct 22–24, 2026 · Greater Noida
- BIR World Recycling Convention 2026 Oct 25–27, 2026 · Málaga
- E-Scrap Conference 2026 Oct 26–28, 2026 · New Orleans
Key Topics
- Recycling
- Materials management
- Sustainability policy
- Northeast waste industry
Upcoming Energy Conferences
All energy conferences →Energy Council Houston (formerly Northam)
Paper and Plastics Recycling Conference (PPRC)
Frequently asked questions
When was NERC Rethink Resource Use Conference 2026?
Where was NERC Rethink Resource Use Conference 2026 held?
What is the next NERC Rethink Resource Use Conference event?
Planning your next show
Trade Show Booth Sizes Explained: 10×10, 10×20, Island, and Beyond
The standard booth dimensions, what fits inside each, and how to pick the right size for your goals and budget.
Trade Show vs Convention vs Conference vs Expo
What actually separates a trade show from a convention, conference, or expo — and how to figure out which one you're attending.
Top Trade Shows by Industry: The 2026 Guide
The biggest trade shows of 2026 across 10 major industries — what each is known for and who actually shows up.