The New England Clean Energy Careers Training & Education Directory aims to connect energy efficiency and renewable energy industry professionals, job seekers, and students with education and training opportunities throughout the state.
CLEAN ENERGY WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT IN NEW ENGLAND
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Clean Energy Human Resource Manager Network to Launch This Summer
The New England Clean Energy Council’s workforce development team has been busy building a database of professionals in the New England clean energy industry who serve as the human resources managers for their companies. [read more]This is the first step toward the development of the New England Clean Energy HR Network. The Network will provide a venue for shared learning about recruitment, training, hiring, retention, diversification, teamwork, evaluation, internships, staff morale, benefits, salaries, community engagement, public policy, and other topics of common interest to clean energy industry HR leaders. The HR Network will launch its first educational offerings later this summer. This program has been funded by The Garfield Foundation.
Service on Workforce and Economic Development Advisory Committees Available
The New England Clean Energy Council’s workforce development consultants and staff provide advice about clean energy industry employer needs through participation on Advisory Boards to a wide variety of colleges, community colleges, training programs, government “green job” efforts, workforce investment boards, and economic development organizations. [read more]NECEC is eager to bring accurate, practical, employer-based information to Advisory Boards anywhere in the six New England states. Call NECEC at 617-500-9990 to discuss ways to increase employer engagement with your workforce and economic development initiatives.
Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative 2.0
Funded by a grant from the Energy Foundation, the RGGI Clean Energy 2.0 Project aims to study, learn from, and engage the private sector in strengthening the successful, regional energy and climate programs across New England. All 6 New England states are part of the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI), a model for federal legislation. [read more]The project examines the range of policies and practices across the region to develop recommendations for more consistent and valuable structures to positively impact the regional clean energy sector and the region’s GHG and clean energy economy. Stakeholder meetings and learning sessions are open to the public. Learn more at http://rggi.org.
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