Job effects of renewable energies

Renewable energies create jobs. The federal ministry for the environment finances research that regularly updates the gross and the net employment figures in this sector based on surveys among companies.

Date	Type	Titel
July 2011	Publication	BMU Brochure Renewably employed - Short and long-term impacts of the expansion of renewable energy on the German labour market
18.03.2011	Report	Gross employment from renewable energy in Germany in 2010
22.04.2010	Report	Gross employment from renewable energy in Germany in 2009
24.04.2009	Press Release	Renewables continue to grow Gabriel: Driving force for climate protection and employment
15.03.2009	Press Release	Renewable energies create jobs and economic growth Renewables sector achieved turnover of around 30 billion euro in 2008 and secured almost 280,000 jobs
March 2009	Report	Gross Employment from Renewable Energy in Germany in the Year 2008 A first estimate
14.03.2008	Download	Gross Employment 2007 A first estimate
17.09.2007	Press Release	Renewables industry provides work for 235,000 people Employment effects even greater than predicted
Sep. 2007	General Information	Renewable energies already providing 236,000 jobs in Germany in 2006 Research projects and publications by the BMU on work and training in the field of renewable energies
Sept. 2007	Vortrag/Workshop	International Workshop "Renewable Energy: Employment Effects" Models, Discussions and Results
12.09.2006	Press Release	Renewable energies protect Germany's long-term jobs outlook Parliamentary State Secretary Michael Müller: Lasting impetus for exports, growth and employment
Sep. 2006	Publication	Renewable energies: Effects on the labour market Effect of increased use of renewable energies on the German labour market

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