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  • A promotional flyer for Energy Trust of Oregon advertising a free virtual training titled “Roadblocks to Energy Efficiency.” The left side shows a person wearing protective gear while working with large metal ductwork in an attic or crawl space. The right side lists event details: May 19, 2026, from 8:30 to 10:00 a.m., with topics including identifying common roadblocks, understanding impacts, communicating with clients, and potential resolutions and resources. A short description explains that the training covers why certain issues can halt energy‑efficiency projects and how to address them. A registration prompt and a five‑wrench technical difficulty rating appear at the bottom.

    Roadblocks to Energy Efficiency

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    Virtual Event

    Training Summary: Join Energy Trust for this introductory training on identifying roadblocks to home energy efficiency...

  • A promotional flyer for Energy Trust of Oregon advertising a free virtual training titled “Building Science Principles.” The left side shows a red blower door testing setup installed in a doorway, used to measure air leakage in a home. The right side lists event details: May 26 and 27, 2026, from 8:00 a.m. to noon, with topics including building science basics, house‑as‑a‑system concepts, heat control, thermal boundaries, air movement, and moisture. A description explains that the training is designed for contractors and community organizations and includes eligibility to take the BPI Building Science Principles exam at no cost. A five‑wrench technical difficulty rating appears at the bottom.

    Building Science Principles Part I

    Zoom
    Virtual Event

    Training Summary: This virtual training is designed for contractors or community-based organizations that are interested in...

  • A promotional flyer for Energy Trust of Oregon advertising a free virtual training titled “Building Science Principles,” scheduled for May 26 and 27, 2026, from 8:00 a.m. to noon. The left side shows a red blower door testing setup installed in a doorway. The right side lists training topics such as building science basics, house-as-a-system concepts, heat control, thermal boundaries, air movement, and moisture. The flyer notes that contractors and community partners can take the BPI Building Science Principles exam at no cost after completing the training. Five wrench icons indicate a technical rating.

    Building Science Principles Part II

    Zoom
    Virtual Event

    Training Summary: This virtual training is designed for contractors or community-based organizations that are interested in...