Indonesia's Renewable Energy Sector Job Market Predicted to Continue Rising Until 2050

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Nabilah Muhamad 30/01/2024 19:02 WIB

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An IRENA report states that the number of jobs in Indonesia's renewable energy sector will continue to rise until 2050.

Indonesia's Renewable Energy Job Projections (2023-2050)

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Indonesia's Renewable Energy Job Projections (2023-2050)

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The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) predicts that the number of jobs in Indonesia's renewable energy sector will continue to increase during the transition period.

Data projections for 2023 indicate 630,000 jobs in the domestic renewable energy sector. This number is projected to rise to 740,000 in 2030 and 1.07 million in 2050.

IRENA predicts that the bioenergy technology sector (biogas and biomass) will dominate Indonesian renewable energy jobs in 2023, reaching 510,000 jobs or 69% of the total projected jobs for that period.

Furthermore, the number of jobs in the solar technology sector is projected to surge to 177,000 in 2023 and 595,000 in 2050.

Meanwhile, the solar water heating, wind, hydro, and geothermal sectors have smaller numbers, representing less than 10% of the 2050 projection.

IRENA also states that to bridge the skills gap in renewable energy, a series of sound labor market policies, as well as modern, forward-thinking education and training programs, are needed.

IRENA estimates that over 60% of Indonesian workers require minimal training. This easily met requirement opens up vast opportunities for renewable energy jobs in the future.

(See also: This Comparison of Salaries for Renewable Energy and Fossil Fuel Workers)

Editor : Erlina Fury Santika

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