Job demand in renewable energy sector surges 23.7 pc in FY24: Report
renewable energy sector witnessed a growth of 23.7 per cent during 2023-24, accompanied by a consistent decline in attrition rates. The renewable energy sector has experienced a remarkable surge in jobs, with a staggering 23.7 per cent increase in FY24, compared to 8.5 per cent in FY23, according to a report by staffing company TeamLease Services.
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The demand for roles is exceptionally high in tier II and III cities, where most renewable energy projects are located, it stated.
While positions in operations, maintenance, and technical roles are highly sought, there is a rising demand for solar PV and wind turbine technicians and installers, roofers, production operators, storage operators, and waste management specialists, the report added.
«We are witnessing a positive trend in the renewable sector's workforce. The renewable energy sector is more than just about green energy, it is about fostering a resilient and engaged workforce passionate about making a difference. The decline in attrition rates is a testament to the fact that employees are not only finding meaningful careers but are also deeply engaged and motivated by their impactful work,» TeamLease Services CSO Staffing Subburathinam P said.
The insights of the report are based on internal data analysis of renewable energy companies that
