New Government Building Infrastructure Upgrades Result in a Higher Demand for Solar Energy Training
New York, NY (PRWEB) November 01, 2013 -- Local and state governments are seeing the benefits of placing energy restrictions on new construction and older buildings all over the country. Standards for public structures vary according to state and city, but the combination of cost reduction and an increase in jobs have resulted in a higher demand for professionals in the clean industry. BPI Building Analyst Certification and LEED Green Associate courses, in addition to solar energy training, are becoming increasingly more useful. CleanEdison, a leader in clean energy education, provides the resources and knowledge individuals need to become building auditors, system analysts and designers, and installation professionals. These courses are available across the country and affordable enough for those who desire to find a new career in this industry.
Local and Federal contracts are being lined up which indicate that new construction must meet energy conservation standards. Many cities are also setting deadlines for older buildings by which they must meet these new requirements. Raising the bar for energy consumption provides cleaner and more dependable new construction, while reducing the overall costs of power. Constructing environmentally sound structures will require a team of dedicated and certified analysts and installation professionals to contribute to the implementation of the design and installation, in addition to auditing and inspection. BPI Building Analyst certification and LEED Green Associate Courses from Clean Edison meet the standards that these local and federal administrations will be looking for. These courses are available online or can be completed in person at one of their many training sites across the nation. CleanEdison courses prepare individuals for certification exams as well as providing them practical, hands-on experience.
As more local governments are implementing these types of conservation stipulations, the job growth is exponential. Only certified individuals are qualified to perform audits and inspections, as well as designing and installing proper systems. With a wide variety of courses, including BPI Building Analyst and vocational solar training, CleanEdison is providing the education necessary to acquire a job in this rapidly growing industry. Contact a representative from Clean Edison to start a new career as an analyst or inspector or to receive the training and certification necessary to expand a current knowledge base. For more information about their course offerings, visit them at http://www.cleanedison.com.
Comly Wilson, CleanEdison, http://www.cleanedison.com/, 1-888-513-3476, [email protected]
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