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Education / News / Virgin Islands / June 19, 2015

St. Croix — The Virgin Islands Energy Office (VIEO) announced on Thursday that it will be offering two 5-day energy audit training sessions for local energy industry professionals.

The customized training will be facilitated by Southface Energy Institute (SEI) and will address the housing stock and climate of the U.S. Virgin Islands.

The trainings will be taught by Mr. Steve Herzlieb, a project manager and certified IREC master trainer. Trainings will be held in each respective district at the following locations:

  • St. Thomas, July 14-18 – @ University of the Virgin Islands – Caribbean Green Technology Center & UVICELL
  • St. Croix, July 20-24 – @ University of the Virgin Islands – Research & Technology (RT) Park

The Energy Auditing and Building Science Principles trainings “will provide a foundation of building science knowledge for industry professionals to perform energy audits and incorporates the Building Professional Science Principles (BSP) Certificate of Knowledge developed by the Building Professional Institute (BPI)”, says Southface Institute.

Basic building science concepts, home assessment, and improvement concepts, and the use of diagnostic equipment will be presented. The trainings will also consist of a combination of classroom and field activities.

Participants that attend the entire course will be eligible for a certificate of completion or attendance depending on their test scores. Optionally, participants will have the opportunity to undergo the online exam for the BPI BSP certificate of knowledge.

After successfully completing the course, participants will be given the opportunity to demonstrate an understanding of the performance of whole-home energy assessments and the development of solutions that improve the energy efficiency and health and safety qualities of a home.

Participation is limited to 10 attendees per district, and an application fee of $200 will be collected from each applicant on or before the first day of training. Limited grant funding is available for hardship cases.

All invited or interested participants are encouraged to confirm their attendance no later than July 6th .

 

Please contact Ms. Patricia Lord, grants program coordinator at 713.8436 extension 3603 or [email protected] for more information.

The Virgin Islands Energy Office is the state-designated agency charged with the administration and monitoring of the State Energy Program. This training is made possible by U.S. Department of Energy grant# EE0004394.


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