The Energy Export Conference, organised by the EIC (Energy Industries Council) returns online for 2021, bringing together many of the world’s key decision-makers and the energy supply chain in one event. With offshore wind deployment set to accelerate in Asia-Pacific in the next decade, this has a massive impact on job creation.
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According to a new report launched by American Clean Power Association (ACP) and compiled by BW Research Partnership, America has the potential to create 500,000-600,000 new clean jobs across the solar, wind and battery storage industries by 2030.
Each week we provide a summary of our latest news, announcements and other renewable energy news stories from around the world that we’ve found interesting.
To date, the wind industry has generated nearly 1.2 million jobs globally and with major industry expansion in full swing, GWEC predicts that wind power could create an additional 3.3 million jobs over the next five years. In UK terms, with £60.8bn of private sector investment committed to developing, constructing
Each week we provide a summary of our latest news, announcements and other renewable energy news stories from around the world that we’ve found interesting.
According to IRENA*, the global installed capacity for offshore wind is set to increase almost ten-fold to 228 GW by 2030. Post-COVID, we expect to see this growth accelerate as governments commit to ‘building back greener’. Offshore wind is increasingly central to these plans as the cheapest, large-scale renewable energy source. Floating offshore wind will also
With nearly 51GW of new offshore wind capacity forecast to be installed worldwide by 2024, almost 900,000 offshore wind jobs will be created over the next five years.
An increasing number of clients are aware of the huge benefits of embracing gender diversity to build stronger, more rounded and more robust teams. In the past couple of years, we’ve seen a definite move away from all-male shortlists and we are working with our clients to promote as many females as we can.
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