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According to a recent report, 480,000 technicians trained in Global Wind Energy Organization (GWO) standards will be required globally between 2021 and 2025 to meet the demand for onshore and offshore wind during the forecast period
.
Specifically, of the 480,000 GWO training workers needed globally, 308,000 will be deployed to build and maintain onshore wind projects, while 172,000 will be needed for offshore wind
.
The Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) and the Global Wind Energy Organization (GWO), in collaboration with the Renewable Energy Advisory Group (RCG), have released a report
titled "Global Wind Energy Workforce Outlook 2021-2025".
The report says these workers need to be trained to build, install, operate and maintain the world's growing onshore and offshore wind facilities, and this represents only a fraction
of the jobs offered by the growing wind energy industry.
Currently, the GWO training market is considered the global standard for wind workforce training, with the capacity to support the training needs
of 150,000 workers by the end of 2021 and 2022.
"We will need at least 280,000 trained workers to install the 490 GW of new wind capacity
expected to come online over the next five years.
"
According to a recent report, 480,000 technicians trained in Global Wind Energy Organization (GWO) standards will be required globally between 2021 and 2025 to meet the demand for onshore and offshore wind during the forecast period
.
Specifically, of the 480,000 GWO training workers needed globally, 308,000 will be deployed to build and maintain onshore wind projects, while 172,000 will be needed for offshore wind
.
The Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) and the Global Wind Energy Organization (GWO), in collaboration with the Renewable Energy Advisory Group (RCG), have released a report
titled "Global Wind Energy Workforce Outlook 2021-2025".
The report says these workers need to be trained to build, install, operate and maintain the world's growing onshore and offshore wind facilities, and this represents only a fraction
of the jobs offered by the growing wind energy industry.
Currently, the GWO training market is considered the global standard for wind workforce training, with the capacity to support the training needs
of 150,000 workers by the end of 2021 and 2022.
"We will need at least 280,000 trained workers to install the 490 GW of new wind capacity
expected to come online over the next five years.
"
