Vermont renews all engineering licenses at the same time, in even-numbered years. A new law was passed in time for the 2022 renewal requiring design professionals to take an energy goals course, and the state provided a short online course that engineers could take. Does anyone know what the plan is for the 2024 renewal cycle, for those who already took the course last time around?
Vermont engineer energy goals course?
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TigerDad
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- Electrical Engineer
I've been trying to figure out the same thing. I believe we're on our own to find a course. The only ones I've found so far are at McKissock.com and PDHengineer.com.
gadfly56
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You could also try Red Vector, but they are pricy.
ggunn
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Every year I put off getting my PE CE credits until the last month or so, and this year is no exception. Usually I have trouble finding economically priced courses that are both interesting and pertinent to what I do. I have been looking at PDH-PRO this time; they look pretty good.
I just renewed my license. In the series of web pages in the application process there was a link to a series of slides (about 8) that I had to review in a new browser tab. When I returned to the application I checked a box affirming I had read the slides and I was done. (It said it was a Powerpoint, but it wasn't in the sense you didn't need the Powerpoint program on your computer to view it.)