Workforce 2030

ScottishPower encourages people looking to switch careers to retrain to join an energy sector that continues to face skills shortages

Charity says it is on track to have provided carbon literacy training to one million people by the end of 2030

An ageing workforce, STEM recruitment gaps and a general resistance to change are creating uncertainty in the pipeline sector - tackling these challenges now is vital for the UK's net zero future, writes HTL Group's Danny Peachey

BusinessGreen's Workforce 2030 campaign speaks to Zac Richardson, chief engineer at National Grid, on how skills development is critical to the UK's clean power goals

Key fossil fuel and biofuel facilities at North Lincolnshire facility to be integrated into US oil and gas giant's neighbouring Humber Refinery

Additional funding takes total available to support skills programmes and local investment initiatives to over £140m

We need a common framework linking publicly-funded programmes with private finance to encourage employers to invest in training and career opportunities for the future workforce, writes Groundwork's UK chief executive Graham Duxbury

Workforce 2030: Study warns sector still faces 'acute shortages' of technical and engineering skills, warns trade body WindEurope

Energy Secretary, Minister for Industry, and North East Mayor attend first in a series of clean energy jobs events across the country

New study warns that while the UK’s green workforce is both passionate and committed, many professionals are underpaid and feel under-supported