Jobs, Skills, and the New Energy Workforce
Solar, wind, storage, and grid modernization open roles for electricians, data analysts, project managers, and technicians. These are hands-on, future-proof jobs that keep communities vibrant while strengthening national competitiveness in fast-moving global markets.
Jobs, Skills, and the New Energy Workforce
Targeted training helps workers from legacy sectors shift into higher-growth roles, preserving experience while adding new capabilities. Community colleges and unions increasingly partner with developers, ensuring local talent benefits directly from expanding clean energy investments.