Green Workforce Hubs

Green Workforce Hubs

The Green Workforce Hubs will connect jobseekers across the Denver metro region to high-quality careers in building decarbonization and clean energy trades. Through a regional network of workforce hubs, participants will receive career navigation, training support, employment connections, and wraparound services to succeed in in-demand fields such as HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and energy efficiency. The program is designed to expand equitable access to good-paying green jobs while advancing a more energy-efficient and sustainable future for Colorado.

Clean careers, built by hand.

We help you find your way into Colorado's clean energy trades, with real guidance and a clear plan. No matter where you're starting from, we'll meet you there.

The Green Workforce consists of skilled professionals that help build a cleaner, more sustainable future. They include HVAC and heat pump installation and service, electrical work, plumbing and pipefitting, sheet metal, building controls, weatherization, energy efficiency, and building inspection. These careers blend traditional trade skills with climate-focused innovation.

Green trades are jobs in the skilled trades that directly support clean energy, energy efficiency, and environmental resilience. These careers offer good pay, long-term stability, and the opportunity to make a difference every day.

Power Ahead Colorado is working to train and equip the next generation of green workers across the region. 

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Meet Your Navigator

A real person whose whole job is helping you find your way into the trades. Your Green Career Navigator will sit down with you to learn about your goals, help you explore career pathways, connect you to training providers and employers, and support you throughout your journey.


Click the email button below to get connected.

Find the Hub Closest to You

Each hub is staffed by its own Green Career Navigator and run by a local workforce center. Four of our five centers are in federally designated low-income communities. Click on a hub location below to get connected with a Green Career Navigator in your area.