DOE Recognizes HVAC U Building Analyst Certification Program

DOE Recognizes HVAC U Building Analyst Certification Program



SOUTHFIELD, Mich. — HVAC U’s Building Analyst Professional certification program has been recognized by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) as Energy Skilled in the category of home upgrade advising.

Supported by Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL), the Energy Skilled initiative recognizes programs and credentials that help prepare professionals with the skills needed to support today’s evolving energy workforce.

The Building Analyst Professional certification is designed for experienced home performance professionals who want to strengthen their expertise in energy modeling, building analysis, energy efficiency, and indoor air quality management.

HVAC U offers convenient e-learning preparation courses for both the Building Analyst Technician and Building Analyst Professional certifications, helping professionals prepare for the next step in their careers.

As demand grows for qualified professionals capable of evaluating and improving building performance, industry-recognized education and credentials play an increasingly important role, a statement from HVAC U said.

DOE recognition highlights the value of the skills taught in HVAC U’s Building Analyst Professional program and affirms HVAC U’s commitment to delivering practical, high-quality education for the HVACR and building science industries.




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