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English$800,000+ invested in Ohio clean energy jobs.
Clean Energy Columbus goes beyond delivering clean electricity — it actively invests in the people who build and maintain Ohio's clean energy infrastructure. Through dedicated workforce development funding, the program supports training programs that prepare Ohioans for careers in solar installation, wind maintenance, grid management, and related fields.
Over 500 Ohioans are employed building and operating the projects that contribute clean energy to the Columbus program. These are local jobs, created in Ohio, supporting Ohio families.
The workforce investment is part of the program's broader commitment to community benefit — ensuring that the transition to clean energy creates economic opportunity in the communities that need it most.
What workforce training covers
Training programs funded through the program include solar panel installation, electrical systems for renewable energy, safety certification for clean energy worksites, and project management for utility-scale renewable development.
Investing in Columbus neighborhoods.
$500,000 community grant
Reinvested in Columbus neighborhoods to support a solar co-op and energy efficiency kit pilot for 200+ homes.
500+ Ohio workers
Ohioans employed across solar, wind, and grid projects that support the Clean Energy Columbus program.
Training programs
Funded pathways into clean energy careers — solar installation, electrical systems, safety, and project management.