Dighton-Rehoboth awarded $650,000 for EV and hybrid vehicle training program
Massachusetts has awarded a grant of $650,000 to Dighton-Rehoboth Regional High School to support expanded training programs focused on electric vehicle (EV) and hybrid technology. This funding aims to build workforce skills for both students and adults in growing clean energy sectors.
Program goals and beneficiaries
- Training will cover maintenance, repair, and technology related to electric and hybrid cars.
- The program targets both high school students and adult learners seeking new career paths.
- Massachusetts prioritizes developing clean energy workforce capabilities through such educational grants.
“These grants help prepare the workforce needed for Massachusetts to meet its clean energy goals,” said a program spokesperson.
Impact on local community and state clean energy efforts
This investment enhances local education infrastructure while aligning with broader energy initiatives in Massachusetts. It supports workforce readiness for industries critical to reducing carbon emissions.
This grant signifies important progress in equipping communities with skills for the expanding electric vehicle sector and advances Massachusetts’ commitment to clean energy education.
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