I begin Green Energy Training at CUNY next month. It is a program that offers training courses related to energy efficiency, building retrofitting, and renewable energy technologies; develops new training courses; and makes them available as credit and non credit modules at multiple CUNY campuses and partner locations.
My first course series is in Photovoltaic Installation. I am interested in discussing PV with anyone who has taken the course.
Yeah man Moving forward on a dream. Many municipalities are mandating huge increases in renewable energy. I hope to ride into a new career path within it. Not sure exactly where I'll fit in, but Photovoltaic (solar energy) is my start. if all goes well by june next year i'll complete this entire course which covers about 6 different modules. The goal is to pass the NABCEP entry level exam for photovoltaics and then begin "apprenticing". Gotta work on at least 3 solar install projects for certification consideration. So yeah, it's just the beginning.
Yo man, i've got some friends that were really excited about this community. http://ecobling.blogspot.com check them out. they're doing nice green interior installs for retail entities, school environments, etc. they just won an award for one of their design objects. other folks of color doing the green thing.
by the way, i've been faithfully casting the daily vote for us, the great ecohookups.com startup at startupnation. best wishes on that, and big RESPECT.
peace,
Brett
Eco-Hustler said:
This sounds amazing Bruh! Would love to talk to you and find out what's been goin' on with you.=-)
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