Energy Transition

Renewable energy jobs are at risk from a skills gap

Precious few renewable energy jobs are currently in emerging economies that desperately need clean power and employment

Precious few renewable energy jobs are currently in emerging economies that desperately need clean power and employment Image: REUTERS/Ludovic Marin/Pool

Kristina Skierka
CEO, Power for All
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Solar has been leading the number of renewable energy jobs for several years
Solar has been leading the number of renewable energy jobs for several years

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