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Faced with the climate emergency, skills needs are changing rapidly. According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), renewable energy jobs could reach 42 million by 2050, up from 12 million today. The energy transition is no longer an option, but a necessity that is already shaping the job market.
What are the key jobs that will accelerate this transformation? How to train for these new professions? Here are 15 jobs that will play a crucial role in the world of tomorrow.
A specialist in wind, solar, hydraulic and even biomass, he designs and optimizes infrastructures to maximize their efficiency. With an annual growth of 7% in the sector, demand is exploding.
The expansion of photovoltaics creates a crucial need for maintenance. France aims for 100 GW of installed capacity by 2050, multiplying opportunities.
In industry as well as in construction, it identifies optimization levers to reduce energy consumption.
Key to reducing the carbon footprint of factories, this profession supports companies in their low-carbon strategy.
Faced with the decentralization of energy, this specialist manages local networks to optimize self-consumption and energy independence.
Battery and hydrogen solutions are essential for stabilizing renewable energy supplies.
With the EU's hydrogen plan calling for 10 million tons to be produced by 2030, the demand for these experts is exploding.
Thermal renovation, bio-based materials and eco-responsible design are at the heart of this business.
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It directs investments towards sustainable projects and supports companies in their transition.
With the BBC and RE2020 standards, opportunities are multiplying to improve the performance of buildings.
Big data and AI make it possible to optimize energy production and consumption.
It reduces the environmental impact of industries by promoting recycling and reducing waste.
Electric vehicle design, charging infrastructures, low-carbon public transport: this sector is booming.
It drives the sustainability strategy of companies to align their activities with climate goals.
Sustainable agriculture plays a central role in the ecological transition by reducing chemical inputs and optimizing soil management.
The rise of these jobs requires a rapid increase in skills. In addition to technical training (engineering, digital technology, energy management), soft skills are becoming essential:
From university courses to specialized certifications, courses are evolving to support this transition. For example, masters in renewable energies or CSR are experiencing strong growth.
These 15 jobs illustrate the profound transformation of the job market in the face of climate challenges. Choosing these professions means choosing to work for a sustainable future while accessing rapidly expanding opportunities.
And you, which energy transition job inspires you the most?
