Analysts expect openings for all types of electric vehicle jobs to expand over the next decade, with new opportunities across the country. From software developers and regional planners to vehicle assemblers and construction workers, jobs in the electric vehicle (EV) industry are on the rise. In the United States, EV … [continued]
The high demand for workers in new energy and sustainability fields underscores a potential problem: a wide — and growing — gap between workers who have green skills and jobs that want them.
The Benefits of a Regenerative Approach The switch to a carbon-free economy is the biggest economic opportunity of our era. The International Energy Agency and other analysts have predicted that this wave of market-driven innovation will create two to six “green jobs” for each fossil fuel job lost. The promised … [continued]
Investments in clean energy manufacturing jobs are geared toward a specific social end — as industrial policy. This benefits workers across the political divide and is coming as somewhat of a surprise to many voters in red states.
Employers in clean energy fields can be especially optimistic now, as jobs in their sectors are poised to surge under the Inflation Reduction Act.
We are in an intriguing time where solar power is affordable, there are energy storage products available, and there are more electric vehicles than ever. Some fortunate early adopters have home solar power systems with home batteries and they can charge their EVs with their own self-generated electricity. On the … [continued]
Realizing the economic and social linkages between climate change and employment, national policymakers and international organizations are adopting policies to promote an inclusive green workforce. The path, however, has some bends and breaks.
A new report published by the Mediterranean Forum of Institute of Economic Sciences claims that Morocco could have up to half a million jobs in the renewable energy sector by 2040.
America had 1.2 million green jobs open in Q1 2015, according to Ecotech Institute. Here’s why that tally could be a bad thing for the clean energy economy.
Green jobs are growing because solar power, wind power, energy storage, electric vehicles, energy efficiency, and other green industries are all expanding quickly. Wouldn’t it be great to have new, fresh green job postings in one huge website where anyone could search for a new job that they liked, or … [continued]
