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Good Jobs in Clean Energy Prize - FundHubWA Closed $50,000 - $300,000 Good Jobs in Clean Energy Prize From US Department of Energy (DOE) The Good Jobs in Clean Energy Prize is designed to encourage coalition-building in communities across the country that focus on creating quality jobs and fostering an equitable and inclusive workforce in clean energy sectors. Through the Good Jobs in Clean Energy Prize, DOE seeks to: 1.
Identify and support new and newly focused placed-based coalitions that will help ensure clean energy jobs created in communities are high quality and accessible to target populations. 2. Increase long-term engagement of relevant place-based coalitions serving target populations with clean energy employment opportunities.
3. Further develop place-based strategies consistent with DOE’s job quality and DEIA priorities in clean energy (including implementation of the Justice40 Initiative7) and EERE’s focus on implementing clean energy technologies equitably.
Good Jobs in Clean Energy Prize US Department of Energy (DOE) Buildings & Infrastructure Education, State Agencies Buildings & Infrastructure, Climate, Energy Efficiency Planning, Program Management The Good Jobs in Clean Energy Prize encourages building new and newly focused placed-based coalitions to create quality, accessible jobs and training partnerships in their community.
Each coalition is required to include, at a minimum, one coalition representative from each of the five key stakeholder groups below: Community-based organizations Education and workforce providers Technical Assistance Contact Good Jobs in Clean Energy Prize Get answers to frequently asked questions (FAQ) about funding. Need help with something specific? Reach out to get support or learn more about this opportunity.
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