October, 2021 — Energy Efficiency Jobs in America details the largest part of the U.S. energy workforce. As we ramp up the clean energy transition in every city, state and region, this new report will provide an important benchmark for measuring progress.
Find your state on this dedicated website with key statistics from the fifth annual U.S. energy efficiency jobs report by E4TheFuture and E2.
As a proven, steady job creator, efficiency is unmatched. Yet the sector faces challenges that require prioritizing investment, such as workforce development and training.
Data in the report will help you explain how energy efficiency has the breadth and depth to tackle our thorniest issues. Climate, equity, and wage considerations are discussed.
Statistics for each state (partial list):
- energy sector size comparisons
- energy efficiency businesses per state
- two ways to see EE jobs recovery from pandemic losses
- three quick ways to view EE’s potential
- percentage of military veterans and construction workers in EE
Among new topics in the 2021 report:
- workforce development and career paths
- climate and economic benefit potential of improving all 111 million residential units constructed prior to 2000
Energy Efficiency Jobs in America 2021 provides detailed state fact sheets with statistics on efficiency jobs by metropolitan area, county, and legislative and congressional districts.
It is based on data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics using methodology developed for the U.S. Department of Energy, as well as a comprehensive survey of tens of thousands of businesses.
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