Reply #15: You didn't suggest what we should train them to do.

[robcon]

Will it be hydrogen car maintenance?

Will it be fuel cell installation?

Will it be solar cell electric grid connection?

Will it be shale oil recovery?

Will it be biomass conversion of other plants?

Will it be in-home nuclear power plants?

Will it be battery technology improvements?

Will it be a technology currently unforeseen at all?

If you don't know what to train them in, why would someone like Edwards announce a vague "training" plan? Training is not the first, or even the tenth, priority right now.

All of the above technologies are promising. None are mature enough to need a lot of "trainees" to manage them or execute them, until the technology is more practical than it is today. And, if industry needs to train their employees, there is no shortage of training done by those industries, or by local community colleges or universities.