Powering Second Chances: Sola United and CALPIA Forge a Brighter Future for California

Graduate proudly displays job certification at recent CALPIA graduation.

Sola United is proud to announce a landmark joint venture with the California Prison Industry Authority (CALPIA) to create a pioneering workforce development program. This initiative will provide incarcerated individuals with the critical job skills needed to thrive in the burgeoning renewable energy sector, paving the way for meaningful employment and a successful reentry into society.

This partnership is more than just a training program; it's an investment in people, communities, and the sustainable future of California. Participants will receive hands-on training and education in the latest renewable energy technologies, preparing them for careers that are not only in high demand but are also essential to the development of California's green infrastructure and the nation's transition to clean energy.

CALPIA has a long and successful history of providing incarcerated individuals with vocational training and job placement assistance, significantly reducing recidivism rates and fostering safer communities. This joint venture with Sola United will expand upon that success by offering a direct pathway to careers in a rapidly growing and vital industry.

The skills learned through this program are at the forefront of the clean energy revolution. As California continues to lead the nation in renewable energy adoption, the demand for a qualified workforce has never been higher. Graduates of this program will be equipped to fill these crucial roles, contributing to the state's ambitious climate goals and strengthening its economy.

This collaboration is a testament to the innovative spirit of both Sola United and CALPIA. It demonstrates a shared commitment to social responsibility, economic empowerment, and environmental stewardship. By investing in the potential of these individuals, we are not only transforming lives but also building a more resilient and sustainable California for generations to come.