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My suggestion is, if this is a 360 degree career turn then you may wish to take an entry level position with a company that is working in the areas you interested in. This way, you can work your way up thru the organization, take the courses that are specific to the needs and show them your commitment.
I hope this helps! Steve
Before you decide to pursue further education, why not try working in the field first? I recommend you apply for entry level positions at alternative energy companies such as solar energy, geothermal energy, or gasification companies. Later, after you get to know the field better and have a more specific idea of what you’d like to do, you can decide what further education you need to get to your goals.
Best of luck!
Formal education is always the best bet however and you should reseach the schools you find before you decide. There are lots of correspondence courses out there too.
If I was in the States I think I would go for Ground Source Heat installations which I think are the next "big thing" in energy efficiency.
Good luck.
I will coach you, Conrad