Program Payoff

Energy Systems Technologies/Technicians: what it pays, state by state

42 states teach this at certificate or associate level. The work pays most in Idaho, at a median of $124,440 a year.

StateWhat the work paysSchoolsReporting earnings
Idaho$124,44040
Indiana$107,00020
Illinois$104,440190
Delaware$103,01010
Michigan$102,160210
New Mexico$101,750140
Massachusetts$101,72090
Arkansas$101,12010
Maryland$99,97030
Washington$99,72090
Wyoming$99,20030
Virginia$98,41010
New York$98,310200
Nebraska$98,21070
Rhode Island$94,57020
Minnesota$94,390110
Nevada$93,67010
Kentucky$93,40080
Oklahoma$81,33030
West Virginia$81,33010
Wisconsin$80,590100
California$80,480260
Utah$79,37020
New Jersey$78,95060
Ohio$77,590150
South Carolina$77,30010
Oregon$76,96030
Colorado$76,11060
Iowa$74,880130
Connecticut$74,87020
Texas$73,86070
Missouri$72,32050
North Carolina$72,07090
Pennsylvania$68,93060
Georgia$68,370140
Montana$65,73050
Kansas$61,71070
South Dakota$60,11010
Louisiana$58,96010
Tennessee$58,70030
Arizona$51,160100
Florida$50,550140

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Programs: U.S. Department of Education, College Scorecard, released 2026-06-10. Occupation wages: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics.