Metros
Solar Technical Training by metro market
The metro decides the utility, the permitting office, the roof type and the weather that breaks things. These profiles cover the markets with the most solar service work in progress.
Why is the metro more useful than the state for service work?
Because the utility, the permitting authority and the building stock are metro-level facts. Interconnection rules in Austin differ from the rest of Texas, and Chicago runs its own electrical code separate from Illinois.
- Annapolis, MarylandBaltimore Gas and Electric (BGE)
- Atlanta, GeorgiaGeorgia Power
- Austin, TexasAustin Energy
- Baltimore, MarylandBaltimore Gas and Electric (BGE)
- Boston, MassachusettsEversource
- Charlotte, North CarolinaDuke Energy Carolinas
- Chicago, IllinoisComEd
- Columbia, MarylandBaltimore Gas and Electric (BGE)
- Dallas, TexasOncor (delivery) with competitive retail providers
- Denver, ColoradoXcel Energy
- Detroit, MichiganDTE Energy
- Ellicott City, MarylandBaltimore Gas and Electric (BGE)
- Houston, TexasCenterPoint Energy (delivery) with competitive retail providers
- Kansas CityEvergy
- Las Vegas, NevadaNV Energy
- Los Angeles, CaliforniaLADWP and Southern California Edison
- Miami, FloridaFlorida Power & Light (FPL)
- Minneapolis, MinnesotaXcel Energy
- Nashville, TennesseeNashville Electric Service (TVA territory)
- New York CityCon Edison
- Orlando, FloridaDuke Energy Florida and Orlando Utilities Commission
- Philadelphia, PennsylvaniaPECO
- Phoenix, ArizonaAPS and Salt River Project
- Portland, OregonPortland General Electric and Pacific Power
- Raleigh, North CarolinaDuke Energy Progress
- Richmond, VirginiaDominion Energy Virginia
- San Diego, CaliforniaSan Diego Gas & Electric
- Seattle, WashingtonSeattle City Light
- St. Louis, MissouriAmeren Missouri
- Tampa, FloridaTampa Electric (TECO)
- Washington, DCPepco
Train your crew for this market
The Solar Technical Training program is sixteen modules of graded field labs and a four-stage capstone — self-paced, no cohort dates.