A McKinsey & Company analysis predicts that by 2030 we will need an extra 1.3 million white-collar workers to operate and maintain the renewable power plants worldwide.

Additionally, 2.1 million blue-collar workers have to be added to the workforce solely for the operations and maintenance of these power plants.

The International Energy Agency (IEA) also outlines in their World Energy Employment 2023 report, that skilled labour shortages is actually identified as one of the major risks to meet the energy transition ambitions.

At Aevy we can’t install solar panels, but we can certainly help bridge the white-collar worker capacity gap for asset management. Our services makes the management of renewable power plants truly scalable, empowering your team to handle ambitious growth and improvement strategies without compromising your return on investment (ROI).