1. WEST VIRGINIA DIVISION OF ENERGY

2. American Recovery and Reinvestment Act/ State Energy Program West Virginia funding: $32,746,000 Energy efficiency in state buildings: $31,424,897 Green-collar job training: $1,000,000 Program administration: $321,103

3. WEST VIRGINIA DIVISION OF ENERGY Net metering: allows small residential and commercial customers with renewable generators to bank credits from excess generation up to a year to offset energy usage costs Advanced and Renewable Energy Portfolio: 25% by 2025 Development of state’s renewable energy resources: 1,011 MW of wind operating, approved, under review WV solar tax credit: $2,000 for residential solar water heating, solar space heating, photovoltaics Increased consumer interest in energy saving The case for training West Virginia’s energy workforce

4. WEST VIRGINIA DIVISION OF ENERGY Solar: Training and certification for solar thermal and photovoltaic technicians Wind: Training and certification for residential and commercial wind technicians Building energy performance: Training and certification for energy assessment, installation of energy-saving measures Energy codes: Training and certification for contractors, code officials, engineers, architects, building owners and operators Four areas of green-collar job training program

5. WEST VIRGINIA DIVISION OF ENERGY Solar energy technology: WVU at Parkersburg Wind energy technology: Eastern WV CTC Building energy performance: Pierpont CTC and WV Northern CTC Energy code training: TBA West Virginia Green-collar Job Training Program

6. WEST VIRGINIA DIVISION OF ENERGY