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Powering the Workforce for a Net-Zero Economy

EdgeLearn AI is an innovative training platform developed to bridge the critical skills gap in Canada’s clean energy sector. As the country transitions to a net-zero economy, the demand for a highly skilled workforce in renewable energy, electrification, and sustainable technologies continues to grow. EdgeLearn AI is designed to meet this need by delivering cutting-edge, AI-powered training solutions.

 

The platform combines real-time digital simulations, asynchronous online learning, and hands-on workshops to provide participants with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills. It is tailored for a diverse audience, including individuals, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and equity-deserving groups such as newcomers, Indigenous communities, and youth. By offering flexible, accessible, and industry-relevant learning experiences, EdgeLearn AI ensures that participants are well-prepared to contribute to the clean energy workforce.

AI-Powered Training

Bespoke modules specifically designed to seamlessly and efficiently for individuals and SMEs.

Real-Time Simulations

Advanced technologies like Control-Hardware-In-the-Loop (C-HIL) provide hands-on, practical experience.

Inclusive Learning Formats

Enhancing access for remote communities with limited internet through synchronous and asynchronous learning.

Industry-Aligned Curriculum

Collaborations with leading academic institutions ensure training is relevant to job market demands.

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Progress Milestones

30% of the work is complete, with platform enhancements in progress. The workshop curriculum is 40% finished, developed with SFU, BCIT, and UBC. Upcoming milestones include hands-on training for over 10 individuals and 2 SMEs to enhance practical skills and workforce readiness.

Key Collaborators and Partners

BCIT
Critical-Infrastructure-Cybersecurity Laboratory

SFU
School of Sustainable Energy

RTDS
Technologies

Phoenix
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Canada

A leader in applied research and hands-on training, BCIT contributes advanced laboratory infrastructure and faculty expertise to co-develop and validate cybersecurity-focused training modules.

Known for its commitment to sustainable solutions, SFU provides academic rigor, co-developing modules on energy systems optimization and renewable energy integration.

RTDS Technologies provides advanced real-time power system simulators and tailored training, offering hands-on experience with cutting-edge tools for effective system optimization.

An industry collaborator providing discounted advanced training equipment and technical expertise, ensuring participants gain practical, hands-on experience with cutting-edge tools.

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