U.S. Energy Department announces funding to boost solar workforce
By Tim Henderson
By Tim Henderson
Funding will help train American workers for the solar energy workforce and further drive down the cost of solar by developing innovative low-cost concentrating solar power collectors and increasing access to critical solar data! Altogether this funding will help make solar energy more accessible and affordable for American families and businesses! Read more ›
Tim has worked in the solar industry since 2008. He has a Master's Degree in Energy Resources Engineering from Stanford University. His years of experience include working on solar energy projects for both homes and commercial properties. Tim enjoys sharing his knowledge of this evolving industry and making a difference in his community.
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