Renewable Energy and "Green Technology" jobs may draw upon these skills

There is little previous information on Solar Energy Installer jobs; however, all the existing sources point to a growth trend, both in the U.S. and in Texas. Numbers vary significantly due to the fact that future employment in solar industry is tightly connected to the high-tech research successes in solar PV development, as well as prices for oil, cas and other alternative energy sources.
Two thirds of green workers need formal training. Community colleges and other postsecondary educational institutions will be busy training green workers, according to a statewide survey of employers. When asked to indicate where their green workers obtain skills through training, more than two-thirds said community colleges or other training providers were the source.
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