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Everblue and BPA Launch Energy Efficiency Apprenticeships in Massachusetts

Everblue, a leading provider of energy efficiency training and workforce solutions, has partnered with the Building Performance Association (BPA) to serve as the primary Related Technical Instruction (RTI) provider for BPA’s newly announced federally approved apprenticeship program in Massachusetts. The program, launching in early 2026, will prepare the next generation of energy efficiency professionals across Weatherization Technician and Energy Auditor / Energy Specialist tracks.

Supported by funding from E4TheFuture, Inc., the apprenticeship program aims to expand career pathways in energy efficiency, advance business growth and increase diversity in the clean energy workforce. Registered Apprenticeship Programs (RAPs) like this one provide employers with a pipeline of skilled workers while offering apprentices hands-on experience, competitive wages and nationally recognized credentials. Massachusetts employers hiring apprentices may qualify for tax credits of up to $4,800 or 50% of wages per qualifying apprentice.

Everblue’s RTI program spans one year and is designed to run alongside on-the-job training. Courses are available online and self-paced, allowing apprentices to learn around their work schedules and geographic locations. The training complements practical workforce experience, reinforcing critical skills for successful job performance.

The Weatherization Technician track includes courses such as Asbestos Awareness, BPI Building Science Principles, Introduction to ASHRAE 62.2, OSHA 10 & 30 Construction Safety, Pressure Diagnostics, Retrofit Installer Technician / Crew Leader, Customer Service, Weatherization 101 and more.

The Energy Specialist track features courses including BPI Building Analyst Technician, BPI Building Analyst Professional, HEP Energy Auditor, HEP Quality Control Inspector, Solar PV Associate, RESNET HERS Rater, Weatherization Finance and additional advanced offerings.

Apprentices can combine the two tracks for a more comprehensive learning experience, with credit given for overlapping content. Each RTI program delivers over 144 hours of online training.

“Multifamily and residential energy efficiency are critical to building a sustainable future,” said Chris Sullivan, apprenticeships manager at Everblue. “By providing accessible, flexible training that complements on-the-job experience, we’re helping apprentices build the skills needed to succeed while giving employers the talent pipeline they need to grow their businesses.”

A pilot of the Massachusetts apprenticeship program is expected to launch early in 2026. Employers and prospective apprentices can learn more at https://building-performance.org/massachusetts-rap/ or contact Xavier Walter, BPA’s Director of Outreach.

Strengthening the Weatherization Workforce Through Statewide Training

Weatherization Workforce Development in 2025

A skilled weatherization workforce is essential to scaling energy efficiency programs and serving communities effectively. In 2025, Everblue partnered with state and local weatherization networks to support strengthening the weatherization workforce through practical, credential-aligned training that responds to real-world workforce needs.

Statewide Partnerships Advancing Energy Efficiency Workforce Training

Through collaborations with partners nationwide, Everblue supported energy efficiency professionals at every career stage. The following examples from Maryland, Vermont, and Georgia highlight how these partnerships helped reduce workforce bottlenecks, expand access to training, and build long-term workforce capacity.

Maryland: Credential-Aligned Weatherization Workforce Training

In 2025, Everblue worked closely with Maryland’s Weatherization network to address workforce gaps and onboarding challenges through weatherization workforce training aligned with DOE/NREL Job Task Analyses and nationally recognized credentials.

By delivering role-specific training for positions such as Energy Auditor, and Quality Control Inspector (QCI), Everblue ensured consistent, high-quality preparation statewide.

Maryland Training Impact:

318 enrollments and 281 completed trainings
30 course offerings delivered
New Crawlspace Encapsulation and Mold Awareness courses developed based on workforce demand
160 courses taken by contractors, averaging 13 certifications per contractor

Vermont: Hands-On Weatherization Job Training at the VIEW Center

Since opening in July, the Vermont Innovation, Efficiency, and Weatherization (VIEW) Center has become a hub for hands-on weatherization training and energy efficiency workforce development.

Everblue delivered 18 course offerings across five career pathways, supporting 116 enrollments and developing new courses, such as Crew Leader Power Skills, in direct response to workforce needs.

VIEW Center Highlights:

18 course offerings delivered

116 total enrollments

BPI HEP Energy Auditor approved

Approved for Vermont’s Weatherization Registered Apprenticeship Program

Contractors earned an average of nine certifications per contractor

Georgia: Expanding Weatherization Training Access Through GEFA

In partnership with the Georgia Environmental Finance Authority (GEFA), Everblue delivered comprehensive training to Georgia’s Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP) workforce in 2025.

Through a blend of online and in-person courses, Everblue expanded professional development opportunities and strengthened weatherization career pathways from entry-level installer to experienced energy auditor.

Georgia Training Impact:

31 course offerings delivered
433 enrollments and 327 attendees
New courses addressing gaps in energy efficiency, safety, and technical skills
Affordable, high-quality training accessible statewide

Building a Resilient Energy Efficiency Workforce

“Partnering with GEFA has allowed us to reach more professionals than ever before,” said Josef Keefe, Everblue’s WAP Program Manager. “We’re empowering weatherization teams across Georgia with the skills and confidence they need to improve energy efficiency statewide.”

Across all partnerships, Everblue delivers blended and hands-on training models that lower participation barriers, accelerate field readiness, and align with nationally recognized credentials.

As demand for weatherization and energy efficiency programs grows, Everblue remains committed to supporting a resilient, well-trained workforce, because strong programs depend on skilled professionals, and strong workforces build stronger communities.

Regional Collaboration Through Weatherization: NH Weatherization Day

On October 3rd, Everblue joined partners in Laconia, New Hampshire, to celebrate National Weatherization Day. The event, hosted at Lakes Region Community College and organized by NHSaves, Everblue, and local collaborators, spotlighted the vital work of the weatherization community and the importance of training and collaboration across state lines.

As part of the planning committee, Everblue helped shape the program, sponsored the event, and hosted an exhibitor table – engaging with attendees from across New England’s energy efficiency and weatherization sectors.

The event’s training sessions highlighted the wide range of skills and knowledge involved in weatherization work.

Morning sessions included:
• Networking and collaboration within the weatherization community
• Dense packing techniques
• Heat pump applications

Afternoon session:
• Hazardous Materials (CEU course) — presented by Everblue’s Josef Keefe, covering safety protocols to prevent exposure to asbestos and other hazardous substances.

The session drew strong participation and sparked valuable conversations about maintaining high standards for jobsite safety.

Closing the event, Nancy Lynch, VIEW Center Weatherization Training Manager, highlighted the shared goals of regional cooperation and continued workforce development.

The celebration also offered moments of recognition and appreciation. Longtime partners and colleagues, including representatives from NASCSP, Lakes Region Community College, and the New Hampshire Department of Energy, joined weatherization crews and program leaders from across the state. Two professionals – Dan Girard (CAPHR) and Dennis Downs (TCCAP) – were honored with Distinguished Career Awards recognizing more than 30 years of dedicated service to the weatherization community.

By coming together for New Hampshire’s National Weatherization Day, partners from across the region reaffirmed their shared commitment to advancing safe, effective, and collaborative workforce training—strengthening the network that supports a more energy-efficient future.

Interested in advancing your weatherization skills? Explore Everblue’s certification courses and upcoming training opportunities.
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Weatherization Day 2025: Advancing Workforce Development Across the Nation

Every year on Weatherization Day, we celebrate the programs, professionals, and partnerships that make homes across America more energy efficient, comfortable, and affordable.

At Everblue, we’re proud to partner with state agencies, universities, and community organizations to advance weatherization workforce development and expand access to energy efficiency training. From launching hands-on learning centers to modernizing online training platforms, our initiatives help build a stronger, more connected network of clean energy professionals.

This Weatherization Day, we’re spotlighting some of the incredible work happening across the country through our partnerships with state Weatherization Assistance Programs (WAPs).

Powering Progress Through Statewide Weatherization Partnerships

Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs (TDHCA)

In partnership with the TDHCA, Everblue launched a modern Learning Management System (LMS) offering on-demand weatherization training for contractors across Texas. This platform makes professional development more flexible and accessible, empowering a stronger, more consistent weatherization workforce statewide. By combining Everblue’s national expertise with Texas-specific training, we’re helping the state build a safer, more skilled network ready to achieve its long-term energy goals.

Vermont Department for Children and Families’ Office of Economic Opportunity (OEO)

Everblue partnered with the OEO to launch the Vermont Innovation, Efficiency, and Weatherization (VIEW) Center – a hands-on, accredited training hub dedicated to expanding the state’s weatherization workforce.

The VIEW Center supports Vermont’s goal to weatherize 120,000 homes by 2030 by training 1,600 participants over the next two years. This initiative connects education, job placement, and workforce development, to help Vermont build a skilled, energy-efficient future – one home and one career at a time.

Colorado Energy Office (CEO)

In collaboration with the CEO, Everblue developed a subscription-based training model that gives Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP) contractors access to over 10 industry-recognized certifications.

This on-demand learning platform eliminates travel barriers and streamlines certification access, enabling contractors to upskill at their own pace. Supported by CEO funding, the program is helping Colorado raise energy efficiency standards, improve workforce participation, and build a more resilient energy economy.

Georgia Environmental Finance Authority (GEFA)

Through collaboration with the GEFA, Everblue is delivering a comprehensive catalog of online and in-person training – including BPI, HEP, OSHA, and customer service courses – designed for every stage of a weatherization career. With courses available at accessible rates and offered in locations across Georgia, this partnership ensures that WAP professionals can upskill conveniently and affordably. Together, Everblue and GEFA are empowering Georgia’s weatherization workforce to enhance energy efficiency and improve comfort for households statewide.

Texas A&M University–Kingsville (TAMUK)

Everblue joined forces with TAMUK to deliver career-focused weatherization and energy-efficiency training across South Texas. This collaboration connects students and community members to flexible learning pathways – from foundational courses like Weatherization 101 to advanced certifications such as BPI Building Analyst Professional. Designed to meet the evolving needs of the industry, the program builds a direct pipeline between education and employment. Together, Everblue and TAMUK are empowering a new generation of skilled trades professionals and strengthening Texas’ weatherization workforce. We are looking forward to continuing our long-term partnership.

North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality (NC DEQ)

Everblue’s partnership with the NC DEQ strengthens the state’s Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP). Together, we’re modernizing operations with new WAP Management Software, expanding regional training centers, and launching apprenticeship programs to build a stronger, more connected workforce. These initiatives make weatherization training more accessible, streamline agency processes, and open career pathways in energy efficiency across the state. By combining innovative technology with hands-on workforce development, we’re helping North Carolina create jobs, improve home energy performance, and advance its clean energy goals.

West Virginia Office of Energy (WVOE)

Through collaboration with the WVOE , Everblue is delivering a series of no-cost, nationally recognized training programs that lead to certifications in energy auditing, installation, and more. Contractors can pursue specialized career pathways and earn the West Virginia Certified Energy Contractor (WVCEC) designation – a 400+ hour curriculum designed to build deep expertise and industry readiness. By combining training incentives, professional certification, and streamlined onboarding, Everblue and the West Virginia Office of Energy are equipping local professionals to lead the state’s energy transition while strengthening communities and boosting economic growth.

Celebrating Progress, Inspiring What’s Next

From local communities to national impact, Everblue is proud to support the people behind America’s energy transformation. Discover how you can get involved or expand your workforce training initiatives.

Texas WAP Launches Online Training Platform with Everblue

The Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs (TDHCA) has partnered with Everblue, a national leader in workforce development and energy efficiency training, to deliver a modern, on-demand learning platform for contractors participating in the Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP) across Texas.

Through this initiative, Texas WAP agencies and their subcontractors will have 24/7 access to a white-labeled Learning Management System (LMS) featuring an online catalog of weatherization and energy efficiency training courses. The two-year licensing agreement empowers the Texas WAP network with a scalable, flexible training solution to meet evolving industry demands and workforce development goals.

Training Tailored for Texas

The Texas WAP training platform will feature a blend of Everblue’s nationally recognized courses and Texas-specific materials, offering a comprehensive educational experience designed to support both new and experienced contractors. The course catalog includes essential topics such as:

BPI Building Science Principles
BPI Building Analyst Technician
BPI Building Analyst Professional
OSHA 10 & 30 Construction Safety
NATE Certifications
Retrofit Installer Technician / Crew Leader

“This partnership provides a powerful, scalable way for Texas WAP contractors to access high-quality training on their own schedule,” said Juan Carvajal, Everblue WAP Project Director. “We’re proud to support Texas in building a more skilled and resilient weatherization workforce.”

Accessible Training Anytime, Anywhere

Everblue’s online platform ensures that WAP contractors across the state can engage in training without having to travel, reducing the time and cost barriers traditionally associated with professional development. Each participant receives login credentials to a dedicated LMS instance branded specifically for Texas WAP, reinforcing the program’s commitment to state-specific excellence.

While certification exam fees are not included, Everblue streamlines the process by offering remote testing options and coordinating in-person proctoring sessions when needed.

Looking Ahead

“This partnership is a significant step forward for the Texas WAP network. The flexibility and quality of Everblue’s courses will help establish consistent training standards across the state, while offering TDHCA’s Subrecipients and their contractors the convenience of learning at their own pace,” said Bobby Wilkinson, TDHCA Executive Director.

For more information about the Texas WAP training platform or to learn how to access the courses, please contact Joe Keefe at [email protected].

The Data Dilemma: How Data Centers Strain Our Energy Grid

Behind every app, stream, and AI tool is a data center — and they’re using more energy than ever. At Everblue, we’re seeing firsthand how data centers strain our energy grid, creating real-world challenges for state and local agencies working to maintain grid reliability and meet climate goals.

The Energy Impact

Data centers account for 2% of global electricity use and could double by 2035.

In the U.S., hyperscale centers use as much power as small cities — often clustered in ways that strain local grids. This puts added pressure on government agencies working to meet climate goals, manage peak loads, and ensure reliable power.

Why This Matters

Data centers affect more than IT. Their energy use, water demands, and backup emissions touch public infrastructure, environmental goals, and workforce needs. Agencies must plan smarter to avoid being caught off guard.

The reality is clear: if we’re going to support a digital-first society, we need smarter energy practices built into our data infrastructure.

Where Agencies Can Take Action

Smarter energy optimization (AI + real-time monitoring)
Workforce training to support energy-smart practices
Closer coordination with utilities and regulators
Integrated renewables and waste heat reuse
Simplified certification and compliance processes for energy professionals

Let’s Work Together

Everblue is proud to be part of this conversation. We partner with agencies to build clean energy capacity through workforce development, smarter policy, and innovative software.

Want to learn how we can help you?
Contact Luke Gebhard at [email protected].

Everblue Joins Goodwill and Accenture to Expand Clean Tech Training

Davidson, NC – September 19, 2025 – Everblue, a national leader in clean energy training and certification, is proud to announce its new partnership with Goodwill Industries and Accenture to help expand the Goodwill Clean Tech Accelerator (GCTA). This program equips job seekers with hands-on training and industry-recognized credentials that lead to well-paying, future-proof careers in clean energy.

Under this collaboration, Everblue will provide its nationally respected curriculum and a “Train-the-Trainer” model to ensure quality and consistency across all GCTA locations. Goodwill will manage training facilities and hire local instructors, while Everblue trains and certifies those instructors and licenses its course content to each site.

The first training cohort under this new partnership will launch on September 15 in Greenville, SC, home to Goodwill Industries of Upstate/Midlands South Carolina’s (GIUMSC) newly opened Clean Tech Accelerator Lab – the only lab of its kind in the state. This location is part of a broader rollout, with the program expanding into multiple markets in 2026; the Clean Tech Accelerator is already active in Atlanta and Houston, where Everblue is licensing its curriculum

“We’re proud to partner with Goodwill and Accenture to help close the clean energy skills gap,” said Velvet Nelson, Director of Business Development at Everblue. “This is about building lasting training capacity in communities, so that clean energy jobs are accessible to everyone – not just those who can afford expensive training or live near a major city.”

Key Program Components:

Hands-On Student Training: Participants join intensive, full-time training cohorts that offer real-world experience in solar and storage systems, heat pump installation and EV charging infrastructure. Graduates receive nationally recognized credentials and job placement assistance – all within five weeks.
Instructor Certification (Train-the-Trainer): Everblue will train and certify 1–3 local instructors per site using a structured Train-the-Trainer model. This approach enables scalable, high-quality training delivery while building local workforce development capacity.
Certified Training Labs: Partner sites, like the Greenville Clean Tech Lab, are built to rigorous technical specifications and simulate real-world installation and diagnostic environments. These standardized labs ensure every participant is job-ready from day one.

This partnership supports GCTA’s mission to bridge the gap between job seekers and employers through practical, certification-based training. With the clean energy sector expected to add over 9 million jobs nationwide in the next decade, Everblue’s involvement helps ensure the workforce is trained, certified and ready to meet this growing demand.

Everblue team members visiting Goodwill of North Georgia.

The Importance of Communication and Soft Skills in Weatherization

In the world of weatherization, technical skills get the job done—but it’s communication that keeps jobs on track, clients satisfied, and crews working efficiently. Across the WAP network, strong soft skills aren’t just nice-to-have; they’re essential to running programs that are consistent, respected, and successful. Whether it’s an Energy Auditor setting expectations or a Crew Leader managing tensions in the field, clear and respectful communication can make all the difference. When clients feel heard and crews feel supported, the entire program runs smoother.

Field teams are the face of the program. They’re the ones stepping into homes, explaining complex scopes of work, and building trust with clients who may be unfamiliar—or even uneasy—with the process. In those moments, the ability to communicate clearly, respectfully, and with confidence isn’t just helpful—it’s essential. It shapes how clients perceive the program, how smoothly the work goes, and how likely the team is to get it right the first time.

Two people seated at a table during a weatherization customer service class, listening attentively to each other.

Skills like active listening, de-escalation, and professional email etiquette might seem secondary to technical training—but in practice, they’re often the difference between a job that runs smoothly and one that falls apart. Soft skills help crews avoid misunderstandings, keep tensions low, and build trust—not just with clients, but with each other. They’re the quiet force behind higher job completion rates, better morale, and more efficient, collaborative field teams.

In a role where trust is built one conversation at a time, strong communication is essential.

A classroom filled with students seated at tables, facing an instructor at the front who is speaking on weatherization customer service.

To dive deeper into these essential communication skills – like active listening, setting expectations, and managing difficult conversations – check out our WAP Customer Service course. It’s designed to equip field teams with the tools they need to build trust, improve client experiences, and keep projects running smoothly from start to finish.

Everblue Earns IREC Accreditation for Retrofit Installer and Crew Leader Training

Everblue has been awarded IREC Training Provider Accreditation for its Retrofit Installer Technician and Crew Leader courses by the Interstate Renewable Energy Council (IREC).

An IREC credential is a nationally recognized mark of quality training in the clean energy industry. Students, employers, funders, and other stakeholders look for the IREC mark to find high-quality training that meets safety requirements and is aligned with industry needs.

“We pursued IREC accreditation to demonstrate our commitment to delivering the highest-quality workforce training in the energy efficiency sector,” said Chris Boggiano, president of Everblue. “The rigorous application process helped us validate our operations, and we’re honored to earn this recognition as a leader in clean energy education.”

Everblue’s accredited training programs prepare students to become Crew Leaders and Retrofit Installer Technicians, critical roles in the home energy retrofit and weatherization industries. These hybrid-format courses combine hands-on skills training with online coursework, allowing participants to gain practical experience while accommodating flexible learning schedules.

“IREC developed its accreditation program to recognize high-quality training opportunities and close the skills gap between education providers and industry needs,” said Cynthia Finley, IREC Vice President for Workforce Strategy and Innovation. “We congratulate Everblue for meeting the high standards required to achieve IREC accreditation.”

As one of the leading accrediting bodies for clean energy training in the United States, IREC’s high standards and rigorous application process require applicants to demonstrate a robust approach to quality in all major areas of training program operations. IREC has accredited over 200 clean energy and home energy performance training programs and has certified more than 100 clean energy instructors.

As the clean energy economy grows rapidly, employers urgently need to locate and hire well-qualified workers. IREC credentials help job seekers locate high-quality training opportunities that prepare them to enter the clean energy workforce, and help employers identify quality training options for their staff.

Everblue to Launch Vermont’s Weatherization Training Center

Everblue, a leading provider of sustainability and clean energy training, has been selected to launch the Vermont Innovation, Efficiency and Weatherization (VIEW) Center. This initiative, funded by a grant through the Department of Energy and administered by the Vermont Department for Children and Families’ Office of Economic Opportunity (OEO), aims to support the state’s ambitious goal of weatherizing 120,000 homes by 2030.

OEO plays a central role in Vermont’s weatherization strategy, overseeing training, quality assurance and support for the regional Weatherization Assistance Programs.

“The VIEW Center represents a major step forward in Vermont’s investment in energy efficiency, job creation and community development,” said Geoff Wilcox, OEO weatherization program director. “We’re proud to partner with Everblue to build a more skilled workforce that can meet the state’s housing and energy goals.”

Located at 41 Bailey Street, Barre, VT 05641, the VIEW Center will play a crucial role in expanding Vermont’s weatherization workforce. Over the next two years, the center plans to train 1,600 participants. The program will offer industry-recognized credentials and support job placement for new trainees.

To celebrate the official launch of the VIEW Center, Everblue and OEO will host a Launch Party on July 7, with state leaders expected to attend. The event will highlight the state’s commitment to workforce development and sustainable energy solutions.

“We are thrilled to partner with the State of Vermont on this important initiative,” said Nancy Lynch, Everblue’s VIEW training center manager. “Our experience in sustainability training makes us well-positioned to help Vermont achieve its weatherization goals while creating new job opportunities for its residents.”

Everblue brings a wealth of experience to this project, having offered sustainability training since 2008. As an IREC Accredited Training Provider, the company has a proven track record of delivering high-quality courses both online and in-person across the nation. Everblue’s expertise in weatherization training is evidenced by its contracts in multiple states, including Minnesota, Missouri, Georgia, Maryland and North Carolina. The company has also successfully created regional training centers in partnership with North Carolina, demonstrating its capability to establish and operate such facilities. With a global reach of over 85,000 trained contractors, Everblue’s extensive experience positions it as an ideal partner for Vermont’s ambitious weatherization initiative.

The training center will serve as both a hands-on accredited weatherization training facility and a collaboration hub for workforce development. It will connect training programs, support organizations, employers and new workers across the state.

To guide the success of the VIEW Center, Everblue and OEO have assembled an Advisory Board comprised of key stakeholders who played a vital role in the project’s early development. Each member brings a unique perspective and deep commitment to Vermont’s workforce and community development.

The incoming Advisory Board will include:

Steve Spatz and Will Schwartz from VEIC
Cara Robechek from Energy Action Network
Pam Laser from ReSource
David Justice from Vermont Adult Learning
Alison Lasagna and Margaret Overman from Vermont Works for Women
Wendy McGillivray from NETO Weatherization
Will Eberle from Capstone Weatherization
Tharon Malay from BROC

Together, these leaders will ensure the VIEW Center remains aligned with Vermont’s energy and workforce goals, fostering a more skilled labor force in the weatherization sector.

The Advisory Board’s primary focus is on launching critical soft skills and customer service training as soon as possible. They’re also excited about the five training pathways that will be launched at the VIEW Center, which include: Retrofit Installer Technician, Crew Leader, Single Family Energy Auditor, Quality Control Inspector and Weatherization Program Manager.

This project supports Vermont’s investment in energy efficiency and workforce development. The VIEW Center will strengthen the state’s energy workforce pipeline and open doors to high-quality jobs in weatherization and home performance.

For more information about Vermont’s Weatherization Training Center, contact [email protected].

About Everblue

Everblue, a proud veteran-owned business, is dedicated to helping government programs run more efficiently while strengthening America’s energy workforce. The company offers a full range of software solutions, hands-on program implementation services and workforce development training to help both individuals and organizations succeed. As an IREC Accredited Training Provider, Everblue delivers top-notch training—available online and in person—to build the skills needed for today’s energy efficiency jobs. Its award-winning software makes it easier for state and local agencies to manage licensing, certification and eligibility, saving time and simplifying complex workflows. Everblue’s mission is to empower organizations to create lasting, positive change. The company is committed to providing scalable, effective solutions that drive growth and long-term success. Learn more at everbluetraining.com and connect with us on LinkedIn.

About Vermont Office of Economic Opportunity

The Vermont Office of Economic Opportunity (OEO) administers Vermont’s Home Weatherization Assistance Program (HWAP), with state and federal funding. OEO is responsible for the monitoring and training and technical assistance to five non-profit regional Weatherization Assistance Programs and one statewide Program, 3E Thermal, which specializes in multi-family weatherization. OEO also provides extensive quality assurance and quality control of the Vermont Low Income Weatherization Assistance Program.