Energy ETC Will Participate in GreenerBuilder 2016 with USGBC Northern California

June 16, 2016 at the Zero Net Energy Center in San Leandro, CA

GreenerBuilder 2016 gathers hundreds of Northern California trade professionals to learn about key trends in the green building market; to hear what owners and developers are looking for; and to make important connections with fellow industry leaders.
The daylong conference delivers what you need to be at the forefront of greening the built environment.
Attending GreenerBuilder 2016? Dive into the conversation on Twitter and Facebook using the hashtag, #GreenerBuilder2016.
Conference highlights

• Full track on LEED v4, with overview, credits, and case studies, including focus on changes to materials credits and documentation.
• Ample networking opportunities
• Education sessions spotlighting cutting-edge topics such as net zero energy, health, CALGreen, case studies, and much more
• Major “what’s next” component looking at new trends from owners, developers, and general contractors
• High-traffic exhibit floor featuring leading green building vendors, products, and services

Who should attend: General contractors, sub-contractors, trades, architects, engineers, LEED project managers
GreenerBuilder 2016 is approved by GBCI for 8.5 CE Hours. For your self-reporting, it has course approval number 0920008590.

Tomorrow's Green Workforce Available Today

Energy ETC's partnerships with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers(IBEW) and the National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA) enable us to provide our customers with a fully trained Green Workforce to meet today's unique technological and environmental challenges.

NECA and IBEW, through their National Joint Apprenticeship Training programs, provide hands on training in:

Building Automation, Programmable Logic Controllers, Photovoltaics, Wind Turbines, Fuel Cells, Lighting Controls, Energy Efficiency, and Demand Response, along with a full curriculum to provide the best trained, most up to date electrical apprentices and journeymen in the country.

Energy ETC is proud to offer this skilled Green Workforce to our customers as we build Smart Systems for a Smart Future!

Green Jobs Are Coming

Congressman Jerry McNerney addressed the crowd at the Alameda Joint Apprenticeship Training Center (JATC) and echoed the sentiments of the IBEW and NECA "green jobs are coming, and California will lead the way. We must be prepared to meet this challenge and the NECA/IBEW team are perfectly positioned to satisfy these needs through the training curriculum they offer at the JATC."

Pictured (l-r): Don Campbell, Executive Director of Northern California Chapter NECA; Bob Wallace, Founder and President of Energy ETC, Inc.; Congressman Jerry McNerney,House Select Committee Energy and Commerce; Victor Uno, Business Manager/Financial Secretary of IBEW 595.

Bob Wallace emphasized Congressman McNerney's points while describing Energy ETC's commitment to the green movement and his faith in the JATC to provide the skilled labor force his company will utilize to help California lead the charge.