Green Hydrogen Revolution in Europe – European Green Deal
Here’s an article posted in Financial Times about the Green energy revolution in Europe.
According to the article,
- The European Green Deal aims to double offshore wind capacity by 2050 and power green hydrogen production.
- Shortage of skilled workers is a significant barrier to the green energy transition.
- Growing demand for green roles, but a shortage of professionals with green skills or experience.
- Definition of “green jobs” varies, and recent studies have questioned whether they are higher skilled and better paid.
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