Renewables jobs could employ 44,000 by 2025: Study

RESEARCHERS at the University of Technology of Sydney have found the Australian renewables sector currently employs over 25,000 people and could surge to double that figure by 2025 if a strong policy environment is created to support it.

Study warns of job losses if lack of policy persists

02 June 2020
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