• Job Forecasts and Reports

    • IREC—2010 Solar Market Trends Report
    • Job Jolt—The Economic Impacts of Repowering the Midwest: The Clean Energy Development for the Heartland predicts that if the Midwest unleased its clean energy development potential it would create more than 200,000 new jobs, up to $5.5 billion in additional worker income, and up to $20 billion in increased economic activity across a 10-state Midwest region by 2020.
    • The Renewable Energy Policy Project’s The Work That Goes into Renewable Energy—report discusses the factors driving the expansion of renewable energy markets, the types of renewable energy jobs needed for these markets, and how renewable energy compares with coal energy in jobs created.
    • The Renewable Energy Policy Project's Wind Turbine Development: Location of Manufacturing Activity explores the implications of implementing a federal renewable energy portfolio standard that could generate 50,000 MW of wind power and create 150,000 U.S. manufacturing jobs mostly in the 20 states that have lost the most manufacturing jobs in the last 3-1/2 years.
    • The Interstate Renewable Energy Council—(IREC) is one of the best places to find renewable energy workforce development information.
    • The New Green Economy—Occupations & Employment in the New Green Economy.

    • Job Classifieds

      • A catagorized listing of Renewable Energy Jobs posted by —REA
      • Energy Jobs Network—Find your dream job from the broadest listing of energy-industry opportunities anywhere on the web
      • Thingamajob—Thingamajob has jobs at leading companies across the country.
      • Professional Energy Jobs—Browse hundreds of jobs in all the major energy sectors. Find energy jobs in Federal, State and local governments as well as in public and private corporations.
      • Energy Central Jobs—Search for jobs, save your searches and set job alerts.
      • GreenJobs—Greenjobs exists to make it easy for talented individuals and renewable energy companies to find one another and to provide RE employers with the people and information they need to remain competitive.
      • Hunting Green Jobs—Advice from the University of Michigan
      • Apollo Alliance: Clean Energy & Good Jobs—The Apollo Alliance is a coalition of labor, business, environmental, and community leaders.
      • Clean Energy Jobs—Clean energy jobs can be found in the public, private, and nonprofit sectors and can range from entry-level to professional positions in a wide range of fields. This section can help you familiarize yourself with different types of green energy jobs as you begin your search for a job that meets your interests and skills.
      • Search for Green Dream Jobs—Search for green jobs anywhere.
      • Homepower Magazine—homepower magazine's job board.
      • GreenBiz>GreenBiz.com™— is the flagship website of GreenBiz Group, a mainstream media company focused exclusively on sustainability and the competitive edge it brings to businesses.
      • Environmental Careers—Job seekers can register for a free account where they can apply to the current job postings as well as set up job search agents to forward new positions directly to their inbox.
      • SEED—The Sustainability Education & Economic Development Center (SEED) is the first national coordinated strategy to support community colleges in building the green economy
      • Renewable Energy World—Renewable Energy World Magazine is targeted at those who make growth happen in renewable industries. Covering policy, technology, finance, markets and more.
      • Grist—Grist has been dishing out environmental news and commentary with a wry twist since 1999 — which, to be frank, was way before most people cared about such things. Now that green is in every headline and on every store shelf (bamboo hair gel, anyone?), Grist is the one site you can count on to help you make sense of it all.
      • Treehugger—From Discovery Communications.
      • ECO—Our focus is helping quality job candidates looking for green jobs connect with eco-employers who care about the environment and have green jobs to fill
      • Ecojobs—This subscription service offers environmental job vacancies from all sectors of the job-market including non-profits, corporations, professional firms, institutions, and Federal, state and local governments.
      • Green Jobs Network—Green Jobs Network is a social enterprise with a mission to connect people who are seeking jobs that focus on environmental or social responsibility with jobs and career development resources.

    • Occupational Standards