green skills gap

A new report by LinkedIn has revealed the massive scale of the green skills gap worldwide.

Swedish cleantech company Aira has opened a new training academy and hub, its first in London.

Electric vehicle (EV) trade group Recharge UK has called on the new UK government to pay attention to green skills and urged the development of of specialised training facilities.

In this blog, Current± examines how a fundamental shift in education, as well as global standardised training could help close the green skills gap.

Leaders from the energy industry aligned on a roadmap for an ‘energy skills passport’ recognising energy industry expertise and training.

A report commissioned by UK energy provider OVO Energy has shown that fewer than one in ten people report getting any dedicated green skills training at work, which the company says is a major risk to the net zero transition.