社区太阳能实习生
RETI Center
公司概况
RETI中心(韧性、教育、培训与创新中心)
总部美国布鲁克林
成立时间2015-2016
规模大约750名志愿者、400名学生和超过200名地方电力项目毕业生(来源: mightycause.com)。
他们的工作
RETI中心是一个非营利组织,致力于增强气候韧性、提供劳动力培训以及在沿海社区开发可持续技术,特别关注布鲁克林红钩地区的低收入和边缘化群体(来源: reticenter.org)。该组织是在超级风暴桑迪造成的破坏后成立的,至今参与了多项旨在复制成功模式的倡议,例如鹿特丹的RDM校园,该校园整合了工业、教育和环境研究(来源: star-revue.com)。RETI中心的主要关注领域包括太阳能、劳动力培训以及创新的水域韧性技术,如海藻养殖和浮动结构,旨在应对沿海社区面临的独特挑战(来源: reticenter.org)。他们的地方电力社区太阳能项目体现了他们对环境正义的承诺,为商业物业所有者提供免费的太阳能安装,同时为低收入和中等收入的订阅者生成账单抵免(来源: reticenter.org)。
项目与业绩
RETI中心在以社区为驱动的项目方面有着良好的业绩,优先考虑地方参与和可持续性。他们的首个项目涉及为来自红钩房屋的失业青年提供太阳能面板安装培训项目,该项目由纽约州长风暴恢复办公室资助,并于2021年夏季完成(来源: star-revue.com)。目前,他们正在开发位于戈瓦纳斯湾码头的蓝城浮动工业区,旨在创建一个离网中心,提供太阳能、贻贝养殖和城市农业,同时开展职业培训项目(来源: star-revue.com)。自2020年运营以来,海藻花园驳船支持水质检测,并在2023年4月成功收获后获得资金以显著扩大其生长(来源: citylore.org)。RETI中心还在可行性阶段,计划在纽约市屋顶建立社区太阳能站,并在2023年气候周期间举行信息会议,以促进屋顶租赁和税收激励(来源: reticenter.org)。
近期发展
在过去两年中,RETI中心在扩大其倡议和社区参与方面取得了显著进展。他们宣布资金以在2023年4月成功收获后将海藻生长量增加四倍,该次收获涉及在十个浮动花园中收获300英尺的糖海藻(来源: citylore.org)。该组织还继续推进蓝城项目,包括开发一艘配备太阳能技术和浮动花园的气候研究船(来源: pratt.edu)。RETI中心在2023年9月举办了社区太阳能信息会议,与纽约市2030区合作,推广其倡议并与地方利益相关者互动(来源: reticenter.org)。虽然没有报告重大收购或合并,但该组织继续依靠赠款和合作伙伴关系来支持其使命并扩大其在社区中的影响(来源: citylore.org)。
在这里工作
RETI中心提供多种角色和机会,专注于培训项目、实习和绿色工作,主要涉及太阳能安装、建筑、研究和社区参与(来源: reticenter.org)。他们的屋顶RETI项目提供免费的太阳能光伏培训,包括OSHA/GPRO认证和商业技能,以及针对弱势群体的带薪实习,特别是来自红钩的青年(来源: reticenter.org)。该组织强调实践和协作学习的文化,促进社会正义,涉及超过750名志愿者和当地居民参与蓝城等建设项目(来源: reticenter.org)。虽然具体的福利套餐没有公开记录,但这些项目通过实习提供免费的培训和津贴,为没有经验的个人创造进入韧性经济的途径(来源: pratt.edu)。有意者可以查看RETI中心网站,了解当前的太阳能培训小组或志愿者职位的空缺(来源: reticenter.org)。
最后更新于 2月 23, 2026 | 报告问题
Job Description
RETI Center is a Brooklyn-based nonprofit building climate solutions with local communities. We educate, train, and work alongside youth, workforce participants, experts, professionals, and community members to transform our coastal city from one driven by fossil fuels to one balancing equity, ecology, and economy.
Our Local Power Ecosystem connects climate education, workforce development, community solar, climate resilience, and community engagement so that frontline communities can lead and benefit from New York City's clean energy transition.
Position Overview
RETI Center is seeking a motivated and community-minded Community Solar Intern interested in gaining entry-level experience in renewable energy, community solar, environmental justice, workforce development, project coordination, and community engagement.
Under the supervision of the Solar Program Lead, the intern will support RETI Center's community solar portfolio through research, data entry, project tracking, subscriber engagement, workforce coordination, community-fund activities, communications, and administrative support.
Primary Duties and Responsibilities
1. Clean Energy Project Support
- Assist with organizing information about active and proposed community solar projects.
- Update project schedules, task lists, contact lists, meeting notes, and document folders.
- Conduct introductory research on community solar, renewable energy, energy savings, environmental justice, and clean energy careers.
- Help prepare project summaries, presentations, spreadsheets, proposals, and partner materials.
- Assist with collecting and organizing site, project, partner, and pipeline information.
- Learn how preliminary project feasibility, solar production, incentives, and financial assumptions are evaluated.
- Observe the Solar Program Lead's use of HelioScope, financial models, proposals, and project-management tools.
- Participate in project meetings, site visits, and partner discussions when appropriate.
- Track assigned follow-up items and communicate progress to the supervisor.
- Help translate technical project information into clear, community-friendly materials.
2. Workforce and Graduate Employment Support
- Assist with researching solar employers, contractors, unions, apprenticeships, and clean energy career opportunities.
- Help maintain a database of employers and project partners.
- Organize information about job openings, qualifications, credentials, and hiring timelines.
- Support communication among the Solar Program Lead, Workforce Program Manager, Career Pathways Managers, and project partners.
- Help prepare graduate referral materials, candidate lists, employer presentations, and hiring-event materials.
- Track graduate referrals, interviews, placements, and follow-up actions as assigned.
- Assist with project tours, information sessions, employer events, and workforce activities.
- Help identify professional-development resources for graduates interested in solar careers.
3. Subscriber Savings and Enrollment Support
- Assist with community solar outreach and subscriber-enrollment activities.
- Help prepare outreach materials, presentations, scripts, frequently asked questions, and sign-up resources.
- Support tabling events, resident meetings, workshops, telephone, email, and community events engagement.
- Enter prospective subscriber information into approved tracking systems.
- Help schedule follow-up conversations and maintain accurate outreach records.
- Assist staff and volunteers with explaining basic community solar concepts using approved materials.
- Record common questions, concerns, and barriers identified by community members.
- Help organize subscriber testimonials, savings information, and project-impact stories.
- Protect personal information and follow all data-privacy protocols & procedures.
4. Community Fund and Visioning Support
- Assist with planning community visioning and governance sessions.
- Prepare meeting materials, sign-in sheets, presentations, surveys, handouts, and supplies.
- Support participant engagement and meeting reminders.
- Take notes and document community ideas, priorities, questions, and decisions.
- Help organize research on community-benefit funds and participatory governance models.
- Enter and summarize survey responses and meeting feedback.
- Assist with preparing accessible summaries for residents and project partners.
- Help maintain organized records of the community-fund development process.
5. Administrative and Grant Support
- Attend assigned staff, project, partner, and community meetings.
- Prepare meeting notes, action-item lists, and follow-up reminders.
- Update Google Drive, Airtable, Dropbox, spreadsheets, and project-management systems.
- Assist with gathering information and documentation for grant reports.
- Help organize project photographs, agreements, reports, presentations, and outreach materials.
- Draft routine emails, summaries, and communications for supervisor review.
- Maintain an accurate timesheet and weekly task list.
- Complete assigned professional-development and learning activities.
- Support special projects related to community solar, clean energy, workforce development, and environmental justice.
6. Communications and Community Engagement
- Assist with drafting newsletter, website, social media, and presentation content.
- Help organize photographs, videos, resident stories, graduate success stories, and project updates.
- Work with staff and designers to support the creation of community-friendly materials.
- Participate professionally in meetings, workshops, events, and outreach activities.
- Help ensure project communications are accessible, accurate and consistent with approved messaging.
What the Intern Will Learn
The internship will provide supervised experience in:
- Community solar and distributed renewable energy
- Clean energy project development
- Energy affordability and subscriber savings
- Environmental justice
- Workforce development and clean energy career pathways
- Community & resident engagement
- Community-benefit funds and participatory governance
- Project coordination and documentation
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2026年8月19日
2026年8月19日
实习
混合
非营利
US$17–20 每小时
- 布鲁克林,纽约,美国
Entry-level
UTC-04:00