State dedicates $35M for offshore wind and solar installer job training programs in Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Md. — Governor Wes Moore visited the Port of Baltimore to announce the Maryland Clean Energy Workforce Accelerator, linking residents from historically underrepresented neighborhoods with union apprenticeship programs.
The initiative provides paid stipends, tool allowances, and credentials for industrial solar, wind turbine assembly, and commercial electrical installation.
"We are building a competitive, equitable economy where no one is left behind," Governor Moore said.
IBEW and building trades councils will coordinate on-the-job apprenticeship placement across Maryland.
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