This page will provide you with documentation on reimbursement, frequently asked questions, and links to important information. If you are unable to find the answer to your questions please contact the Clean Energy Center team by submitting a support ticket.
The Clean Energy Center serves as the central clearinghouse for expense reimbursement to PA WAP workers and subcontractors for the following:
Missing a detailed receipt? Download the Declaration of Missing Receipt Form and attach in your Concur expense report.
Concur software is the PA Weatherization Assistance Program’s cloud-based software that intakes, processes, and stores all training-related reimbursement activity. Agency staff wages should not be submitted through Concur. Please contact PA DCED for further guidance on wage reimbursement.
Concur Login Site: https://www.concursolutions.com
As the PA WAP administrator for Concur, the Clean Energy Center is responsible for setting up user accounts and providing general troubleshooting for Concur questions or issues.
To obtain a Concur user account: Contact your PA WAP Agency Director/Coordinator to confirm you are listed on their current Training Plan as an active worker or subcontractor.
Once you are listed as an active worker or subcontractor on an Agency’s Training Plan, the Center will create your Concur account and generate a welcome email with login and guidance information.
Problems logging into your Concur account? Make sure to use the same email address listed on your PA WAP Agency’s Training Plan. Contact your Agency Director or Coordinator if you need to provide an updated email address for their Training Plan.
Certifications are emailed once all course modules are completed and quizzes have been passed. The certification will be emailed to the email address on your contact record.
We offer four different courses for commercial facilities staff. The cost of these courses are as follows:
Please check with your utility provider to ask about rebates that may be available in your area for Building Operator Training. Discounts are also available for Building Operator Certification® Levels I & II training for GSA employees and military veterans.
We are able to deliver all of our courses in-person and online.
All of our online trainings are scheduled at a set time and delivered live by an experienced instructor. This provides a greater learning experience by encouraging engagement with the instructor, and interaction with other learners during in-class activities.
Learners are required to meet the following prerequisites before completing these courses:
Prerequisites for Fundamentals of Energy Efficient Building Operations:
It is highly recommended that program participants have a high school diploma or GED, and:
Prerequisites for Building Operator Certification® Level I:
It is highly recommended that learners have a high school diploma or GED, and must have one of the following:
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Prerequisites for Building Operator Certification® Level II:
It is highly recommended that learners have a high school diploma or GED, and must have one of the following:
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BOC teaches commercial facilities staff to find practical ways to save energy and money in their buildings. BOC graduates can help their organizations substantially lower operating costs, by as much as $20,000 per year.
You must complete Building Operator Certification Level® I training or an equivalent training program to be eligible to take the Certification Exam. There is an additional $285 fee to take the exam.
This video will provide you with instructions on how to log in and use the Learning Management System (LMS) for your online course.
The Clean Energy Center's commercial training programs teach students to find practical, no-cost and low-cost techniques to significantly reduce a facility's energy consumption.
