Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Emerald Cities Collaborative (ECC) Will Pilot a Replicable Model to Increase the Supply and Diversity of Those Entering the Solar and Electrical Workforces to Meet the Demand for Renewable Energy, Electrification, and Energy Efficiency by Creating a New Dedicated Pathway for Disadvantaged Community (DAC) Members to Become Solar Installers and Electricians. the Project Aims to Create a System That Provides Entry Level Employment for Electrician Candidates by Piloting Pathways to Solar Installer Positions That Can Provide Living Wage Employment in the Electrical Field as They Prepare for Apprenticeship and Other Electrician Training.
Committed
$702,301
Paid out
$61.7K
9%
Committed, not yet paid
$640.6K
91%
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