Airstreams Renewables, Inc. recently announced its plans to build a renewable energy technical training center in Tehachapi, California which is the heat of California’s renewable energy corridor. The 33 acre piece of land behind the Tehachapi Wind Corridor is owned by Airstreams Renewables and will be the site of the first state of the art 20,000 square foot renewable energy training center with additional facilities planned for the future.

The training center will combine all of Airstream Renewables’ currently over-burdened operations into one centralized location. This will provide for additional training capabilities in order to meet the large increase in industry demand. There will be plenty of space for fully trained renewable energy service technicians who work within the wind energy industry and other renewable and industrial sectors.

In addition to the new training center, Airstream Renewables plans to expand its ENSA North American subsidiary across the United States and Canada as well as mobile training facilities. This will allow for the additional hiring and training of technical trainers. “With the substantial increase in demand from our customers, additional capital expenditures in equipment and highly trained specialists are required to meet the highly technical on-site services our customers require,” commented Mark Jones, VP Business Development for ENSA.

Airstreams Renewables, Inc. offers technical and safety training solutions which are focuses on skill sets which have been designed to meet industry standars for both entry level and advanced service technicians and construction. The courses offered are instructed by industry experts who have over 200 years of combined experience with the wind and renewable energy industry.