The Clean Energy Systems Partner Alliance (CESPA) has recently added Verciti to its roster of specialists, with the goal of enhancing skills and technology in the clean energy sector. Verciti, known for its immersive Net Zero training, aims to help bridge the skills gap by offering courses in areas like hydrogen production, power electronics, and more. CESPA now comprises seven experts, each bringing essential disciplines to optimize and construct systems in the industry. The alliance's focus includes electrical, civil, and structural design, renewable energy software, automation, and climate solutions. Verciti's expertise in training provision aligns with CESPA's vision of advancing the UK's clean energy sector collaboratively. The alliance seeks to address the current skills shortage affecting many businesses, particularly in manufacturing, and the projected under-skilled workforce by 2030. By offering accessible training courses developed with input from academia and industry, Verciti and CESPA aim to cater to both established professionals and newcomers in the green technology field. The initiative also plans to integrate existing training into client services and future tenders to provide comprehensive solutions. Verciti's journey originated from The Blair Project, evolving into a platform that offers technical training tailored to the pace of innovation. The organization's mission emphasizes the importance of inclusivity in STEM, aiming to create opportunities for individuals in the green technology sector. The collaboration between CESPA and Verciti was catalyzed at the Ignite Hydrogen Labs Programme, where common goals for skills development and upskilling in the hydrogen industry were identified. Through this partnership, CESPA members can enhance their capabilities and address the essential skills required to leverage green and clean technologies effectively in the UK. By developing certified training programs and fostering collaboration, the alliance is poised to play a significant role in driving innovation and sustainability in the country's energy landscape.