A new study predicts a potential increase in the UK’s offshore energy workforce to 225,000 jobs by the end of the decade, up from the current 150,000

Ofgem, Energy UK and the Energy Networks Association have committed to boosting equality, diversity and inclusion efforts

Advertisements of green job openings across the UK have dropped “significantly’ after 2012, new research has found

The Heat Pump Installer Training Academy in Clacton-on-Sea is expected to train up to 4,000 people a year

It is expected to support renewable energy development and help meet the huge increase of jobs required for the global energy transition

Clean Resource Innovation Network will work with five energy-focused young professional (YP) associations to advance the skills, network and career prospects of tens of thousands of YP members from across Canada

Workers reportedly describe how racial, sexist and homophobic bullying had become routine

Researchers from the Glasgow Caledonian University will help the South Asian country upskill so it can deliver 80% of its energy from renewable sources

It dismissed the claims made in the Sunday Telegraph story, which alleges the Chinese state energy company is ‘more closely involved’ in the project than what was previously disclosed

The report reveals more women want a ‘job of purpose’ to help deliver the UK’s 2050 target