On August 21, 2026, in Los Angeles, California, United States, Green Water & Power announced that it would increase its investment in workforce development. At the same time, the company will continue to expand its nationwide electric vehicle (EV) charging business and clean energy business.
As a clean energy enterprise rooted in California, the company has been building an exclusive work team, gradually assembling and upskilling the personnel required for its related operations. Team members include electricians, technicians, project specialists, and all staff involved in the installation, operation, and maintenance of EV charging infrastructure. Every person undertakes specific tasks along the chain that supports the charging network from its launch to its continuous operation.
Public data from Green Water & Power show that the company has currently deployed more than 11,000 EV chargers across the United States. The expanding reach of these charging facilities relies entirely on the complete team mentioned above. While expanding hardware businesses such as infrastructure, the company has also continuously invested funds to support employees in the clean energy sector to participate in vocational training, obtain industry certificates, and engage in various career development programs, enabling employees working for the company to grow alongside the business.
Investment in Clean Energy Skills and Career Development
As an increasing number of EV charging and related infrastructure projects are rolled out across the United States, there is a growing shortage of skilled professionals who have received professional training. Green Water & Power has thus made the development of its workforce a top priority in its operations.
The company has consistently funded employees to participate in various vocational training and certification programs, helping them acquire skills that can be used throughout their careers and eliminating the risk of learning outdated or useless knowledge.
Among the various training programs the company has invested in, one key EV infrastructure training program is the Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Training Program (EVITP), a well-known initiative in the industry. This program is specifically designed for electricians who will take on work related to EV charging infrastructure, and it only teaches professional skills exclusive to this field, helping these technicians build the capabilities required for their new roles.
Green Water & Power has long made it clear that if any employee chooses to obtain EVITP certification, the company will cover all course fees and exam fees incurred during the process, with no out-of-pocket costs for employees. According to the company's workforce update, 21 employees have successfully obtained this certification to date.
The company defines its investment in this training as a mutually beneficial deal. On one hand, it safeguards the quality of its own EV infrastructure projects, essentially insuring the quality of its projects. On the other hand, it helps employees accumulate a long-lasting professional qualification, laying a solid foundation for their future career development.
Employees Progress Into Specialized Technical Roles
In addition to previous support programs, Green Water & Power also provides support for employees within California who wish to obtain the Registered Service Agent qualification.
Personnel who obtain this qualification are responsible for specialized work related to commercial EV charging equipment, which has specific requirements, including various testing and verification work mandated by weights and measures regulations.
The company has revealed that, through its in-house staff competency development program, 33 employees have successfully obtained their Registered Service Agent qualifications.
Employees who obtain this qualification no longer have to stay in ordinary positions with broad responsibilities and no professional thresholds. They gain the opportunity to transfer to positions that require specialized technical skills, greatly broadening their career development paths.
Meanwhile, entrepreneurs running companies in the EV charging infrastructure industry will find that the number of charging stations to be built in this sector is growing, the charging networks being deployed are expanding continuously, and the technical requirements are becoming increasingly complex. This is no longer an industry that can be sustained by hiring just any random group of people. Professionally trained employees have become ever more critical.
Apprenticeships Create a Path Into Skilled Trades
Paid Training and On-the-Job Experience
Green Water & Power has also incorporated support for registered electrician apprenticeship programs into its core staff development strategy.
The company states that the support available to participants in these apprenticeship programs includes tuition subsidies, health insurance, and paid on-the-job training. Unlike traditional education models, where apprentices must first save enough money to pay tuition before they can learn a trade and would earn no income at all while developing their skills under the guidance of senior employees, participants in this program do not practice via simulations in empty classrooms.
Instead, they gain hands-on experience in real work while joining their teams to work on ongoing electric vehicle and clean energy projects.
From its initial design, the entire framework of the apprenticeship program establishes a clear career path: starting out in an entry-level apprentice position, obtaining Certified Journeyman qualifications first, and then advancing step by step. Without having to navigate an unclear path on their own, they can take on more advanced technical work or team management responsibilities.
This model is completely different from the old path of attending school full-time first and only working to earn money after graduation. It allows employees to refine their skills while earning a living, and they can build up the real abilities needed to take up a post without relying solely on classroom learning to accumulate knowledge before entering the industry.
In addition, the company has launched supporting resources for electrical interns who are preparing to take the Certified Journeyman qualification exam, including exam preparation tutoring and coverage of all registration and exam fees. Even those who have completed the apprenticeship phase and wish to take a higher-level qualification exam will not struggle with exam preparation, nor will they have to bear various exam-related expenses themselves.
Clean Energy Infrastructure Is Creating New Career Pathways
As electric vehicle charging infrastructure is deployed on an increasingly wide scale, the industry urgently needs practitioners who can balance capabilities across multiple fields. They must understand electrical engineering, be capable of engineering work, and also coordinate the entire process of construction, technology, and project management.
To support such large-scale industry expansion, scattered technical workers are far from sufficient. The sector needs people who can integrate expertise from different fields and smoothly connect every step from project initiation to implementation. Talents with this kind of composite skill set are exactly what is in short supply right now.
Green Water & Power's business covers EV charging infrastructure, solar-related projects, as well as operation and maintenance services. All links in the company's projects are followed up by in-house teams, from design, permit applications, and construction to on-site commissioning and subsequent long-term maintenance, with no part of the process outsourced.
In other words, from the initial conceptualization of a project to the daily upkeep for decades after its completion, all work across every stage is carried out by the company's own teams, with no portion outsourced to external companies.
This structure enables the emergence of entirely distinct career development paths within the same industry. Even if you join the company as an apprentice or in an ordinary technical position, once you have accumulated enough hands-on experience, you can transfer to a more specialized professional electrical position or pursue development in project supervision, compliance inspection, operations, or even management.
Unlike many companies that split and outsource projects, trapping employees in their small assigned segment of work with no exposure to other links, at this company, you can accumulate experience by following the full project process, gradually understanding the requirements of different positions, and finding a promotion path that suits you.
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