According to the World Energy Jobs 2023 report, clean energy jobs continue to lead the way and are growing at more than 3.6 times the rate of fossil fuel jobs.

The World Energy Jobs 2023 report shows that clean energy jobs continue to lead the way and are growing at more than 3.6 times the rate of fossil fuel jobs. The report said clean energy sectors have created 4.7% of the global workforce. million jobs added, while fossil fuel jobs recovered more slowly after layoffs in 2020 and remain about 1.3 million below pre-pandemic employment levels. New opportunities in clean energy outweigh job losses in fossil fuels. On the other hand, the country created the fourth largest number of new clean energy jobs. Overall, India has the largest number of workers in the energy sector after China and the Asia-Pacific region. The third largest number. More than half of the employment growth in clean energy since 2019 is accounted for by just five sectors – solar photovoltaic (PV) cells, wind, electric vehicle (EV) and battery manufacturing, heat pumps and critical mineral mining. . These five sectors employ approximately 9 million workers and have each seen annual growth of more than 6 percent.