Solar And Wind Energy Continue To Bring Socioeconomic Benefits By Creating Several Jobs In Brazil, Ranking Just Behind China
According to the latest data released today by the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), the seventh edition of Renewable Energy and Jobs – Annual Review shows that jobs in the solar and wind energy sector reached 11.5 million globally last year, led by solar photovoltaics with about 3.8 million jobs in China and 1.2 million in Brazil.
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Growth Of Job Openings In The Renewable Energy Sector In Brazil
The IRENA annual job review confirms the long-term growth trend in Brazil and China; strong political action is essential to ensure the continued expansion of employment in the COVID-19 era.
“The adoption of renewable energies in various countries like Brazil and China generates jobs and can increase local income in developed and developing energy markets,” said IRENA Director-General Francesco La Camera.
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Coca-Cola FEMSA opens job vacancy for checker in Minas Gerais.
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The Brazilian state accelerates industrial competitiveness with a focus on the extraction of strategic minerals to boost the energy transition in Goiás.
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The U.S. Embassy in Rio de Janeiro opens a job vacancy for Electrician with a salary of R$ 70,032 per year; find out how to apply by April 9.
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The Port of Santos has 120 openings for quality inspectors, and to apply, you just need to have completed high school, have basic computer skills, and go to Poupatempo to obtain the referral letter before the positions are filled.
“Although today we see a handful of countries leading, every country can harness its renewable potential, take steps to leverage local capabilities for industrial development, and train its workers, as is the case in Brazil.”
Solar And Wind Energy On The Rise
Jobs in biofuels closely followed solar photovoltaics, with wind energy reaching 2.5 million. Many of these jobs are in the agricultural supply chain, especially in countries like Brazil, Colombia, Malaysia, the Philippines, and Thailand, with labor-intensive operations.
Other major employers in the renewable energy sector are hydropower and wind industries, with about 2 million in China and 1.2 million jobs in Brazil, respectively.
Renewable jobs have shown more inclusion and a better gender balance than fossil fuels. The report highlights that women hold 32 percent of the total renewable jobs, compared to 21 percent in fossil fuel sectors.

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