Over the next decade, the State's environmental and clean energy goals will continue to create new demand for clean energy workers. Maine will need to fill thousands of new jobs in clean energy, and we will need every kind of skill - including yours. Any work that supports the growth of the clean energy economy in Maine is considered a clean energy job. If it benefits clean energy generation, storage, energy efficiency, fuels, or transportation, it counts.
Clean Energy Career Paths in Maine
Your career in Clean Energy may be focused on a particular path. Select a path below to learn more.
Industry Spotlight
Net energy billing gives utility customers an option to purchase solar credits that could offset their utility bills
Maine's clean energy workforce reached nearly 15,600 jobs in 2023, growing at a rate nearly twice that of the state's overall workforce since 2019, according to the latest Maine Clean Energy Industry Report, released by the Governor's Energy Office.
Heat pump installation and other clean energy jobs are growing in the state.
Featured Occupations
- Postsecondary non-degree awardHourly $25.46 - $35.69Demand
Education & training
Our easy-to-use online education & training catalog can help you find training programs and apprenticeships for a variety of different industries and occupations across the state.
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