In this paper, the authors present findings from a systematic review on job creation, quality, and skills, focusing on decarbonisation in the energy sector.
In this report we present findings from a systematic review of literature on low carbon job creation, quality, and skills. It finds that investment in, low carbon energy and energy efficiency can deliver more jobs than gas or coal power generation.
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic and in anticipation of recovery and stimulus packages, UKERC has initiated a systematic review of the evidence on ‘green jobs’. This response provides a summary of initial insights and draws on preliminary findings.
Richard Hanna, Philip Heptonstall and Robert Gross have won a Best Paper Award in the journal...
Earlier this month, UKERC researchers Dr. Richard Hanna (Imperial College London) and Dr. Christian...
This recent webinar hosted in conjunction with BIEE, presented key findings and policy...
UKERC recently attended a UKRI parliamentary reception to highlight the role their investments play...
The Green Jobs Taskforce report was published yesterday. We were delighted to see that UKERC...
In last month's Budget (March 3rd), the Chancellor redoubled the UK government's commitment to...