Socioeconomic Benefits
Renewable Energy and Jobs – Annual Review 2021
About 12 million people were employed in the renewable energy sector in 2021.
This is a special edition in collaboration with the International Labour Organization (ILO). We helped in the research, analysis, drafting and finalization of the report.
Socioeconomic Benefits
Renewable Energy and Jobs – Annual Review 2020
Renewables accounted for 11.5 million jobs in 2019. This was up from 11 million the previous year, according to this seventh edition of the Renewable Energy and Jobs series.
We helped in the research, analysis, drafting and finalization of the report.
Energy Policy
Renewables Readiness Assessment: Kingdom of Bhutan
This assessment shows how Bhutan could achieve long-term energy security through a diversified and sustainable supply mix. With power-generation costs falling steadily and technologies maturing, the business case for a diverse mix of renewables has never been stronger. As Bhutan continues to develop, renewables can support sustainable economic growth and improve people’s livelihoods.
We helped in the research, analysis, drafting and finalization of the report.
Socioeconomic Benefits
Renewable Energy and Jobs – Annual Review 2019
We helped IRENA in the research, analysis and finalization of the sixth edition of their Renewable Energy and Jobs Annual Review series.
The report provides an overview of the status and trends in renewable energy employment.
This edition of the Annual Review showed that jobs continued to increase, reaching 11 million in 2018 (link).
Energy Policy
Renewable Energy Market Analysis: GCC 2019
We contributed to the research, analysis, finalization and outreach of the Renewable Energy Market Analysis: GCC 2019.
The report explores how renewables can help diversify national economies and energy sectors, while also helping the region meet aspirations for climate and environment (link).
Socioeconomic benefits
Renewable Energy and Jobs – Annual Review 2018
We contributed to the research, analysis, finalization and outreach of the fifth edition of IRENA’s Renewable Energy and Jobs Annual Review series.
This edition outlined the status and trends of jobs in the renewable energy sector and highlighted the underlying dynamics that are shaping employment (link).