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This toolkit gives you access to all of the state factsheets that were created.

This past year, BPA led a project focused on supporting energy efficiency in homes. The initiative engaged home performance contractors to gather best practices and develop fact sheets on federal, state, and local workforce programs and incentives. We’re excited to now offer these state-specific program fact sheets to you.

To view each fact sheet, please click below:

Alabama – AEITCN Weatherization Training Fact Sheet

California – KCCD 21st Century Energy Center Fact Sheet

Florida – Florida Solar Energy Technician Apprenticeship Fact Sheet

Illinois – Illinois Department of Commerce CEJA Workforce Hubs Fact Sheet

Indiana – Indiana Office of Economic Development (OED) Skills Enhancement Fund Fact Sheet

Louisiana – Louisiana Green Corps Fact Sheet

Maine – ReMaine Clean Energy Internship Program Fact Sheet

North Carolina – North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University STEPS4GROWTH Fact Sheet

Oregon – Oregon’s EnerCity Collaborative (ECC) EnerCity Collaborative Training Fact Sheet

Pennsylvania – Pennsylvania Clean Energy Center Energy Specialist Apprenticeship Fact Sheet

South Carolina – South Carolina Technical College System WINS Scholarship Program Fact Sheet

Twin Cities and Greater Minnesota – Home Energy Career Training Fact Sheet

Washington DC – Green Trades DC Fact Sheet

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