Advances in photovoltaic technologies are helping to make residential and commercial solar systems more efficient, and tax breaks and financial support from both federal and state programs are making them more affordable. But let’s face it, neither lab-coat-wearing scientists nor suit-wearing politicians are going up on your roof to install your new solar panels.Solar installers, on the other hand, are basking in business and lining up work from both residential and commercial clients over the next few years, and as a result are creating jobs and jockeying for top position.
The trend has also been felt nationwide. The North American Board of Certified Energy Practitioners, which provides certifications for installers through education and qualification exams, said the number of member institutions that have begun offering such exams has jumped 39 percent since August. The number of students that have taken the exam has jumped 27 percent since the beginning of 2007.

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