Intersolar North America Expands Downstream Workshops, Technical Trainings

CALSEIA Contractor Day Returns for Second Year Along With Sessions From NABCEP, SEI and NAATBatt to Educate Solar Sales and Installation Teams on Policy Regulations, New Products, Technical Issues and Industry Best Practices

ENER-G publishes farmers' guide to the financial benefits of waste energy

How British farmers can gain financial benefits from waste energy.

SunPower and GRID Alternatives Announce New K-14 Education Initiative

Major Philanthropic Investment Supports Solar Training for High School Students, Youth

NABCEP Certification Deadline Nears as States and Utilities Announce New Requirements

The Application Deadline for NABCEP's Fall 2015 Certification Exams is August 7, 2015

Over 250 Free Renewable Energy and Sustainability Education Opportunities in One Weekend

The Energy Fair is taking place in Custer, Wisconsin on June 19-21.

Ecotech Institute's President to Join Forum on the Future of Energy at Colorado Energy Expo

Event gathers education and industry leaders to discuss energy innovation and the economic implications for Colorado

JuiceBox Energy Graduates Residential Solar Energy Storage Installer Class

Bay Area Installers ready to install new JuiceBox residential solar energy storage systems in California homes

IREC Launches New Website for National Program to Grow Clean Energy Expertise of Electric Utility Workforce

There is a critical need to upgrade the curriculum of power systems engineering programs to address current and anticipated changes, specifically regarding clean energy technologies.

SMA Announces Educational Roadshow, Releases U.S. Schedule

More Power, More Profit Tour to Highlight Sunny Boy TL-US with Secure Power Supply

Mike Teresso of Baker Electric Solar Shares Solar Insights on The Craig Sewing Show, 1170am "The Answer"

Baker Electric Solar's President Mike Teresso will share information about critical solar issues Net Energy Metering 2.0 and the Investment Tax Credit (ITC) on 1170am "The Answer" on Tuesday, April 14 at 6 p.m.

SEIA Hails Energy Department Initiative to Train Solar Workers

President Obama announced today that the Department of Energy (DOE) will launch a new initiative to train 75,000 Americans - including military veterans - to enter the solar workforce by 2020.

NABCEP Announces Release of Practice Exams

Online Practice Exams are Now Available for the PV Installation Professional Certification and PV Entry Level Exams

Obama wants to train 75,000 new solar workers by 2020

President Obama launch a new initiative to expand the nation’s solar industry workforce during a visit to Utah’s Hill Air Force Base on Friday, seeking to gain support for his economic agenda in a heavily-Republican state.   The Energy Department will seek to train 75,000 people — including veterans — to enter the solar workforce by 2020, increasing the goal it set in May 2014 by 25,000.   “We’ve got to be relentless in our work to grow the economy and create good jobs,” Obama said after touring the brief tour, adding that other nations are seeking to expand their economies as well. “And that’s why we have to redouble our efforts to make sure that we’re competitive, to make sure that we’re taking the steps that are needed for us to be successful.”

Training Program for Military Veterans to Maintain Growing Solar and EV Infrastructure

Rather than focus on any one particular technology, the EFST training course educates the participants about the common technologies and service requirements that touch multiple markets, most notably the solar and electric vehicle charging equipment infrastructure.

Vocational Training for the Renewable Energy Industry

We are preparing our students for the careers of today and tomorrow. It may seem controversial to say but the truth is not everyone needs a college degree.

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