Electrical Alliance: Making it Green

The DC market boasts some of the greenest buildings in the country.  And developers and building owners invest a lot of “green” to build and maintain energy-efficient properties. The Electrical Alliance invests its share of green in the greater Washington market as well—over $7M annually—training the next generation of electricians and updating the skills of experienced craftsmen to ensure today’s increasingly complex electrical systems are properly installed and maintained. Its award winning, state-of-the-art facility in Lanham, Md. is recognized as one of the finest in the nation. Standards for admission to its training programs are high, and the course work rigorous. In turn, successful candidates receive their education at no cost. They select and train the best, assuring clients work with the most educated, safe, and productive electricians. For more info on our sponsor, click here and see how electrical workers change our world.

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