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IRENA recently reported that the global renewable energy industry employed 11 million people in 2018, an increase of 6% over 2017, which proves that the industry continues to strengthen its role in
the global economy and energy mix.
According to the IRENA report, the global renewable energy sector employed 11 million people in 2018, compared to 10.
3 million
in 2017.
However, employment is still concentrated in several countries and regions, namely China, Brazil, the United States, India and the European Union
.
In addition, Asian countries account for 60% of the global renewable energy job market, with countries such as Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam accounting for the vast majority
of renewable energy job growth last year.
Solar PV remained the largest "employer" in the renewable energy industry in 2018, accounting for one-third
of total renewable energy employment.
Similarly, Asia is once again the region with the largest workforce in the solar PV industry, with 3 million solar PV jobs accounting for nearly one-ninth
of the global total.
"In addition to climate goals, the government has made renewable energy a priority to drive low-carbon economic growth, recognizing the many jobs created by the transition to renewable energy," said Francesco La Camera, Director General of IRENA.
”
In addition to the solar photovoltaic industry, the wind power industry is also an important segment of the renewable energy industry, with 1.
16 million employees.
While onshore wind remains the dominant technology, it is continuing to move
forward due to factors such as offshore energy and environmental permits.
IRENA recently reported that the global renewable energy industry employed 11 million people in 2018, an increase of 6% over 2017, which proves that the industry continues to strengthen its role in
the global economy and energy mix.
According to the IRENA report, the global renewable energy sector employed 11 million people in 2018, compared to 10.
3 million
in 2017.
However, employment is still concentrated in several countries and regions, namely China, Brazil, the United States, India and the European Union
.
In addition, Asian countries account for 60% of the global renewable energy job market, with countries such as Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam accounting for the vast majority
of renewable energy job growth last year.
Solar PV remained the largest "employer" in the renewable energy industry in 2018, accounting for one-third
of total renewable energy employment.
Similarly, Asia is once again the region with the largest workforce in the solar PV industry, with 3 million solar PV jobs accounting for nearly one-ninth
of the global total.
"In addition to climate goals, the government has made renewable energy a priority to drive low-carbon economic growth, recognizing the many jobs created by the transition to renewable energy," said Francesco La Camera, Director General of IRENA.
”
In addition to the solar photovoltaic industry, the wind power industry is also an important segment of the renewable energy industry, with 1.
16 million employees.
While onshore wind remains the dominant technology, it is continuing to move
forward due to factors such as offshore energy and environmental permits.
