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BlackRock grants $945,000 to Mitchell Technical College for energy trades training

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BlackRock provided a $945,000 grant to Mitchell Technical College through BlackRock Future Builders. The funding is intended to expand the Rural Grid Builders program, supporting students entering rural energy trades. The grant will support existing programs like electrical construction and HVAC, and enable a new utilities technology pipeline program.

From mitchellrepublic.com

Why it matters

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The grant allows Mitchell Technical College to upgrade programs and boost recruiting for skilled trades. This expansion of training programs into Iowa, Minnesota, and Nebraska is expected to increase the local supply of skilled labor.

From mitchellrepublic.com

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  • IowaSpeculative

    Might see increased skilled labor supply due to expanded training programs.

  • South DakotaSpeculative

    Could see increased local skilled labor supply as the college expands its programs.

  • NebraskaSpeculative

    Could increase demand for skilled labor due to the expansion of training programs.

  • Might benefit from the increased future labor supply in infrastructure trades.

  • Could support regional workforce development and energy sector growth.

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