Is the energy transition hitting a glass ceiling?
By keeping minorities out of boardrooms, the energy industry is forgoing disruptive thought.
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Women in energy: “It makes business sense to increase gender diversity”
A lack of female presence in energy companies and ministries should worry everyone – they are intrinsic to the industry's…
Why Eastern Europe resists EU climate action
Much of the anxiety around backlash against EU climate policies has focused on Eastern Europe. Campaigners say concerns are understandable but…
Investing in renewable energy projects can offset UK Covid-19 job losses
By strengthening its renewable energy supply chain and plugging its skills gap, the UK can create jobs for many of…
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Diversifying the next generation of US clean energy workers
Apprenticeships and greater unionisation can make a serious contribution to creating a more diverse clean energy workforce, and offering stable,…
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With local supply chains, electric vehicles can be good for jobs
The momentum behind electric vehicles is transforming the car industry, but recent studies suggest fewer jobs than expected may be…
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Hydrogen tests climate policymakers with its job potential
The biggest job creation potential of green hydrogen is in road transport and heating, exactly those areas where its use…
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Finance sector skills shortage puts ESG in focus
The explosion in sustainable finance is putting a premium on ESG expertise – and the market is scrambling to catch…
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