Green Water & Power: Pioneering EV Charging and Workforce Training
Out in Los Angeles, Green Water & Power is making substantial waves. This clean-energy infrastructure player has blasted past the 15,000 EV chargers milestone nationwide. Not just that, they're pouring over $500,000 into upskilling their crew, keeping the engine revving in more ways than one. It's a sprawling operation that extends from installing EV chargers to training the next wave of skilled electricians.
Strategic Expansion Nationwide
Green Water & Power doesn’t just dabble in putting up EV chargers. They've got a solid grip on every bit of the process. From design to the final flick of a switch, these folks are hands-on. Partnerships with over 30 utility, state, and incentive programs help them cut costs and speed up electrification efforts. Now that's clever management, turning an operation into a finely tuned machine.
"Each project supports skilled jobs, training investment, local economic impact, and cleaner transportation access," says Danny Gold, their top honcho.
Boosting Local Economies and Careers
By nurturing talent and pushing forward with workforce development, Green Water & Power isn't just improving the grid—they're beefing up local economies. Over 130 people are on their teams, mainly out in California, covering roles left and right—from project management to frontline installations.
Employees get a real chance to sharpen their skills without reaching for their wallets, thanks to a hefty $500,000 allocated for training. In fact, they've already racked up some impressive milestones: 21 folks sport EVITP certification, and 33 have become Registered Service Agents. Specialized training? They've got that nailed, with programs like OSHA certifications and electrician apprenticeships firmly in their toolbox.
The Green Energy Horizon
Green Water & Power isn't flying solo—they're jamming hard with firms like Rockdyne to scale EV infrastructure swiftly. Their turnkey solutions are credited with lighting up communities and greasing the wheels for cleaner transport options. From seamless logistics to cutting through rebate processing hurdles, their approach sounds like the kind of reliable muscle business fleets and public agencies crave.
- Partnerships: Over 30 utility partnerships.
- Workforce Investment: $500,000 for professional development.
- Certifications: 21 EVITP certifications, 33 Registered Service Agents.
Eyeing Future Prospects
With California's clean-energy directives looming, firms like Green Water & Power aren't just pushing charger installations—they're sowing the seeds for a skilled workforce capable of handling tomorrow's green infrastructure demands. By sponsoring registered electrical apprenticeships with paid training, Green Water & Power is no doubt a cornerstone in California’s green push.
The EV infrastructure game is wide open, and Green Water & Power is seizing the opportunity not just to lead in charger counts, but to carve out a space as a beacon of clean-energy job creation and economic revitalization. All eyes are on them as they continue to lay down the framework for a cleaner, tech-driven transport ecosystem.
