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REPORT: Clean Energy Jobs Pay 25% More Than National Median
- First-of-its-kind report shows clean energy jobs more likely to include health care, retirement benefits
- Median wages in solar, wind, grid modernization higher than jobs in coal, natural gas and petroleum fuels
- Findings support calls to power U.S. recovery with clean energy jobs
REPORT: Clean Energy Jobs Pay 25% More Than National Median
First-of-its-kind report shows clean energy jobs more likely to include health care, retirement benefits Median wages in solar, wind, grid modernization higher than jobs in coal, natural gas and petroleum fuels Findings support calls to power U.S.
Source: energycentral.com
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