Michael L. Nealy, Business Manager
Around the Local
IBEW Locals 1 and 309 have partnered with the Urban League to provide free security camera installations for low-income homeowners, combining union skills with community service. The initiative demonstrates how IBEW members use their electrical expertise to improve home security and safety in underserved neighborhoods. This partnership exemplifies the union's commitment to community engagement while providing practical electrical services that enhance public safety and security. Source: labortribune.com
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Google has announced a major partnership to deploy carbon-free energy storage solutions at scale, representing significant opportunities for IBEW electricians in renewable energy infrastructure. The collaboration focuses on advanced energy storage technologies that will require skilled electrical workers for installation, maintenance, and integration with existing power systems. This partnership reflects the growing demand for IBEW expertise in cutting-edge clean energy technologies and grid-scale storage projects. Source: renewableenergymagazine.com
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IBEW Local 11 highlights the union's critical role in building America's electrical infrastructure for the future. The article emphasizes how IBEW members are leading the transition to new energy technologies while maintaining grid reliability and safety standards. From renewable energy installations to smart grid technology and data center construction, IBEW electricians are at the forefront of modernizing America's electrical systems and ensuring the skilled workforce needed for emerging technologies. Source: ibew11.org
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Connecticut's Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) has launched a new online mapping tool to assist with solar project siting across the state. The Community Renewable Energy Siting Tool (CREST), mandated by Public Act 24-31, helps identify optimal locations for solar installations while advancing Connecticut's zero-carbon energy goals. The interactive mapping platform provides developers and communities with data-driven guidance for renewable energy project planning and development. Source: ctbythenumbers.news
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Bridgeport is set to become home to Connecticut's first state-funded special education center, marking a significant milestone in the state's educational infrastructure development. The new facility will provide specialized educational services and support for students with disabilities, representing a major investment in special needs education. The center will serve as a model for similar facilities across Connecticut and demonstrates the state's commitment to inclusive education infrastructure. Source: patch.com
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