Attendees can earn Continuing Education Credits (CECs/PDHs/CLEs) for an additional $75 fee that can be selected during registration. NSCW2026 is designed to provide valuable regulatory, technical, legal, and redevelopment-focused education relevant to brownfields, sustainability, site remediation, redevelopment, and environmental practice across the Northeast. Credit applications have been submitted for multiple states and professional disciplines, with several approvals already confirmed. Review the current status of credits below. Register for NSCW now.
New Jersey Credits
- LSRPs – Submitted (Pending Approval)
- Continuing Legal Education Credits – 9 CLEs (Course No. 314)
- Professional Engineers – 9.0 Total (6.5 Hours for Day 1 and 2.5 Hours for Day 2)
- Professional Geologists: No Requirement for Continuing Education – Falls under the NJ LSRP License
New York Credits
- LSRPs – No Requirement for Continuing Education
- Continuing Legal Education Credits – If the Course Has Been Approved/Accredited in Another State (e.g. NJ or PA), NY Will Honor
- Professional Engineers – 9.0 Total (6.5 Hours for Day 1 and 2.5 Hours for Day 2)
- NY Professional Geologists – 9.0 Total (6.5 Hours for Day 1 and 2.5 Hours for Day 2)
Pennsylvania Credits
- LSRPs: No Requirement for Continuing Education
- Continuing Legal Education Credits – Maximum: 9.00 = 9.00S
- Professional Engineers – No Pre-Approval Required, but Topic Must Be Relevant to the Practice
- Professional Geologists – No Pre-Approval Required, but Topic Must Be Relevant to the Practice
Massachusetts Credits
- LSPs – 1 credit for every 2 hours of attendance (LSP Board Conference Number – 1869-2026)
- Continuing Legal Education Credits – No Requirement for Continuing Education
- Professional Engineers – No Requirement for Continuing Education
- Professional Geologists – No Pre-Approval Required, but Topic Must be Relevant to the Practice
Connecticut Credits
- LEPs – If an Attendee Wishes to Seek Credit, They Should Submit Individually
- Continuing Legal Education Credits – If Course Has Been Approved/Accredited in Another State, CT Will Honor
- Professional Engineers – No Requirement for Continuing Education
- Professional Geologists – No Requirement for Continuing Education
