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Energy : Energy Efficiency Technologies Information and Training Fund : Incentives : State of Oregon Translate this site into other Languages tag, as divs are not allowed in 's --> Energy Efficiency Technologies Information and Training Fund In 2023, Oregon's legislature passed House Bill 3409 , directing the Oregon Department of Energy to stand up a program that will provide $2 million in grants for projects delivering information and technical training to new and existing workers and contractors to conduct energy-efficient installations and Grant Opportunity Awarded ODOEmade funding available for this competitive grant through an Opportunity Announcement and received 20 applications requesting more than $7 million in funding for programs delivering training in one of four categories: Contractor Business Development The agency selected six organizations based on the number of qualified applicants, program needs, and demonstrated benefits to disadvantaged communities for clean workforce The Awarded Organizations: Chemeketa Community College: Chemeketa Community College Energy Efficiency Building Technology Training Program | $601,537 Green NW: HVAC Training Program | $188,313 Klamath Community College: HVAC pre-and registered apprenticeship program | $338,395 Leaders Become Legends: Green Workforce Development Program | $295,910 Northwest Native Chamber: Clean Energy Construction Program | $400,000 Warm Springs Construction Enterprise: Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs Energy Auditing Program | $175,845 Disadvantaged Communities Non-Specified Total Funding $800,000 $1,200,000 $2,000,000 HB 3409 Sections 1-5 recognize the impact the built environment has on greenhouse gas emissions.
The legislature allocated $2 million to the Energy Efficiency Technologies Information and Training Fund to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by accelerating the installation of heat pumps and other energy-efficient appliances. ODOE has been directed to prioritize environmental justice communities and individuals who reside in houses and structures that do not have a functioning, adequate, or affordable heating or cooling system.
The purpose of the fund is to reduce barriers to home energy efficiency and resiliency by providing: Initial and continuing technical assistance and training to build capacity in developers, builders,community-based organizations, homeowners, and tenants to conduct renovations and installations of energy-efficient technologies, including Education and training to contractors, subcontractors, technicians,community-based organizations, installers, and other workers in industries related to construction and energy appliance installation.
Full details and program requirements are available in the Program Guide . Workforce Development Programs Questions regarding the program can be emailed to eetraining@energy. oregon.
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