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Harker Heights Training Center Expands Solar and Battery Technician Programs

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A training facility in Harker Heights is expanding its operational capacity using utility-scale solar inverters and battery-storage equipment. The center is undertaking an expansion approaching $3 million, incorporating Sungrow inverter platforms and PowerTitan battery storage technology. This expansion supports a 15-week Solar Maintenance Technician program and utilizes the facility as a Sungrow-authorized training site for technicians nationwide.

From kdhnews.com

Why it matters

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The center aims to address two workforce shortages: the industry's lack of qualified technicians and the need for new career paths for veterans. The expansion coincides with industry pushes to establish common standards for electrical knowledge and hands-on skills required for high-stakes energy equipment.

From kdhnews.com

Who's involved

  • Harker HeightsHosts a training center focused on solar and battery technology maintenance.

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  • TexasSpeculative

    The establishment of industry-standard training protocols in the state could bolster the clean energy sector's viability.

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