EPISODE · Dec 19, 2024 · 43 MIN
Pivoting Into Clean Energy Workforce Opportunities with Edward Hsieh of Mass CEC
from BuildingWell · host Edward Hsieh, Victoria King, Michelle Moran, Molly Craft, Michael Abdelmessih, Alina Michelewicz
The transcript for this episode can be found here.Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (Mass CEC)Mass CEC Workforce TrainingMass Save Clean Energy Pathways Internship ProgramMass Talent InitiativeEquity Workforce FundMWBE: Minority and/or Women-Owned Business EnterpriseEPA: US Environmental Protection AgencyDOE: US Department of EnergyDOE Training for Residential Energy Contractors Grants (TREC)EV: Electric vehicleMassachusetts Clean Energy Workforce Needs Assessment2023 Massachusetts Clean Energy Industry Report2030, 2050 goals for decarbonizationDOL: US Department of LaborHot Work certificationCBO: Community-based organizationRFP: Request for ProposalsEJ neighborhoods: Environmental Justice Populations in MassachusettsEquity Workforce Training Implementation GrantsClimate-Critical Training, Equipment, and Infrastructure GrantsEquity Workforce Planning and Capacity GrantsMinority and Women Business Enterprise Support Grants Passive House/ PhiusEnergy StarLEEDEnterprise Green CommunitiesMass Savewww.newecology.org
What this episode covers
Join hosts Alina and Michelle talk with Edward Hsieh, Program Director for Adult Training and Minority and Women Business Enterprise Support at Massachusetts Clean Energy Center. They discuss the exciting opportunities that the clean energy sector can offer for workers in traditional trades like construction and electrical work, how to pivot into working in the clean energy sector, as well as the importance of training and education in preparing businesses and workers to transition into a clean energy economy. This episode is made possible by a Mass Save Community Education Grant.
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