IRENA-ILO joint report

Renewable Energy and Jobs - Annual Review 2024

Renewable energy development not only changes the mix of energy sources powering the world’s economies, but also creates jobs, builds economic value and enhances human well-being.  

This 11th edition of the Annual Review is the product of a continuing collaboration between IRENA and ILO. Building on its expertise on the world of work, the ILO contributed the report’s chapter on skills. 

This edition underscores the importance of a people- and planet-centred approach to achieve a just and inclusive transition. It calls for a holistic policy framework that goes beyond the pursuit of technological innovation to rapidly meet the tripling target at the lowest-possible cost, and prioritises local value creation, ensures the creation of decent jobs, and builds on active participation by workers and communities in shaping the energy transition.

Jobs in renewable energy record highest annual growth rate, reaching 16.2 million
Engineers on a solar power plant

Jobs in renewable energy record highest annual growth rate, reaching 16.2 million

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