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Find similar grantsClean Energy Workforce Development Program is sponsored by New York Power Authority. Provides funding for clean energy workforce development programs across New York State, aiming to equip individuals with skills for the clean energy economy.
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* Explore Career Training Programs * Apply for Workforce Training Funding _"The New York Power Authority's commitment to workforce training is a critical component of our mission to help transform the state's energy landscape into one that is adept and inclusive.
By investing in the education and skills of our workforce, we are not only preparing individuals for the jobs of tomorrow but also ensuring that New York remains at the forefront of the transition to renewable energy resources."
_ President and Chief Executive Officer _"The New York Power Authority's commitment to workforce training is a critical component of our mission to help transform the state's energy landscape into one that is adept and inclusive.
By investing in the education and skills of our workforce, we are not only preparing individuals for the jobs of tomorrow but also ensuring that New York remains at the forefront of the transition to renewable energy resources."
_ President and Chief Executive Officer During the initial year, $25 million in funding was distributed to organizations statewide, deepening NYPA’s collaboration with the NYSDOL, the State Office of Just Energy Transition, and job-skills training providers.
Special emphasis was placed on supporting disadvantaged communities and regions surrounding NYPA facilities, further advancing the goals set forth in VISION2030 Renewed to build a skilled, diverse, and future-ready energy workforce.
**Learn more about NYPA's workforce development programs** Explore Career Training ProgramsApply For Workforce Training Funding Invested in workforce development programs since 2024 Individuals trained in the first six months Organizations supported across New York State Workforce Development Organizations We Support NYPA is proud to support the following organizations by providing them with funding, strategic guidance, and collaborative opportunities to expand clean energy workforce training and job placement across New York State.
Bronx Economic Development Corporation (NYC)NYC District Council of Carpenters Training Center (NYC)Say Yes Buffalo (Western New York)St.
Nick’s Alliance (NYC) The City College of New YorkHealthy Home AcademyLIUNA Local 1822SUNY Binghamton The Green LaunchpadUniversity at BuffaloWelder UndergroundSoulful Synergy (NYC) Energy Storage and Microgrid Training and CertificationNew York State Labor Management Committee (Statewide)The Resilience Education Training and Innovation Center (NYC)State University of New York (SUNY) Clean Energy Institute for Workforce Advancement (IWA)Oneida County Office of Workforce Development (OCOWD)The Osborne Association Workforce Training Initiative (NYC)Urban Green Council (NYC) ITEC Training & Education Center (Finger Lakes)Public Housing Community Fund (PHCF) Workforce TrainingRenaissance Technical Institute (NYC)WVI Dolphin Foundation (NYC) Laborers’ International Union of North America (Statewide)United Way of Long IslandThe Willdan Clean Energy Academy Workforce Training (NYC) Email: workforcedev@nypa.
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