Education & Training for Energy & Water Professionals
Now Accepting Applications for our Online Energy Management Program, Building Controls Options. 
Worldwide changes in energy resources and demand are creating a need for skilled workers in Building Controls Tech. Enter this diverse field with a two-year Associate of Applied Science degree in Energy Management Technician, Building Controls, from the Northwest Water & Energy Education Institute at Lane Community College.
Online Classes and Hands-On Mentorship is the Ideal Combination
We’ve combined the flexibility and ease of online coursework with hands-on training with industry partners in the field to prepare you for a career in energy efficiency. Our goal is to provide students with hands-on, high-quality experiences with potential employers in your area equal to or better than what they’d receive in a college laboratory environment.
Apply your knowledge to a growing, stable industry in the Pacific Northwest and elevate your career today. For more information about the Energy Management Degree or to apply today, call Roger Ebbage, director of NWEEI, at (541) 463-3670 or email .
Learn about all three of our 2-year Associates of Applied Science technical degrees offered by Lane Community College’s NWEEI program.
Learn how to evaluate energy use patterns, recommend energy efficiency strategies, integrate alternative energy sources, and perform systems analysis to solve energy related problems. The 2-year energy online degree will to fit around your current work schedule, and includes a technical hands-on component that allows you to work directly with mentors at industry partners throughout Oregon and Washington. Scholarships are available!
Today’s buildings are complex technological structures comprised of interactive systems charged with delivering safe, healthy, and affordable physical environments. Building automation integrates these electronic and mechanical systems to optimize operations and create an efficient “smart” building. Scholarships are available for this degree!
The ONLINE Water Conservation Technician program consists of students and faculty dedicated to improving community water security and quality using ecologically sustainable practices. The program trains individuals to evaluate water use patterns; develop, implement, market and maintain conservation programs; perform public outreach; recommend water efficiency techniques; integrate alternative water sources, and perform systems analysis to solve problems.
FUNDING FOR THIS OPPORTUNITY IS
PROVIDED IN PART BY THE
NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION
Additional information regarding 2-year degrees can also be found on the Lane Community College's website located at LCC Building Controls
Generous Donations By 
Eugene Water & Electric Board