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This Funding Is on a Partnership Intermediary Agreement. Now That the Offshore Wind Industry in the U.s. Is Actively Providing Wind Energy, Current and Future Workforce Needs Are Coming to Light. Weto Is Looking to Fund Training Programs in Alignment With Local and Regional Organizations That Have Relationships With Employers Within the Domestic Offshore Wind Supply Chain. Nrel’s National Wind Energy Workforce Assessment: Challenges, Opportunities, and Future Needs (HTTPS://WWW.NREL.GOV/DOCS/FY24OSTI/87670.PDF) Details That More Efforts in Educational and Training Programs Are at the Forefront of Immediate Needs for the Industry. With the Us Offshore Wind Pipeline at Over 52 GW by the End of 2022 and Growing, the Us Faces Rapidly Expanding Demand for Offshore Wind Workers. We Must Expand Education and Training Opportunities as Pathways Into the Offshore Wind Industry.
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$1.8 Million
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