Utah Clean Energy works to identify and expand opportunities for workforce and economic development in “green collar” industries and the growing clean energy economy. Utah Clean Energy works with higher education and industry partners, such as the Department of Workforce Services and Salt Lake Community College, to support the development of industry-recognized training and continuing education programs to meet the demand for energy efficiency and renewable energy experts.
Current Training and Certification Programs
NOW! Apply for Training for a "Green" Career
Utah's Department of Workforce Services is currently offering no-cost-to-participant training in energy efficiency, energy management, renewable energy, green construction, and alternative fuels. Visit the State Energy Sector Partnership program website for more details and to see if you're eligible .
Additional clean energy training programs available today:
Energy Efficiency Management Training: Utah Clean Energy partnered with Salt Lake Community College to create a series of pilot courses in Energy Management. Don't miss this opportunity to develop new skills or upgrade existing skills and knowledge to prepare for a career in this emerging field of energy as a technical professional! New, cutting-edge training in Energy Management is now offered at SLCC, including alternative and renewable energy and it's return on investment, an introduction to LEED training, HVAC controls and equipment, and energy audits. Additionally, students will learn about residential and commercial energy analysis, weatherization, indoor pollutants control strategies, and current needs and trends in the energy management industry, including a survey of career opportunities in this exciting field.
Clean Energy Jobs
In Utah, demand for energy efficiency is higher than the number of trained energy efficiency experts and technicians in the state. As Utah works to meet the State's energy efficiency goal, Utah will need to train and educate upcoming energy efficiency professionals to meet demand in this industry. For reports about jobs and economic development in the clean energy field, visit Reports & Policy Briefs.
Looking for a career in Energy Efficiency or Renewable Energy? Check out these resources: