Renewables Work: Job Growth from Renewable Energy Development in the Mid-Atlantic
Publication Date: April 2004
Publisher(s): PennEnvironment Research and Policy Center
Author(s): Dave Algoso; Nathan Wilcox
Funder(s): Clayton Baker Trust; Educational Foundation of America; Energy Foundation; Emily Hall Tremaine Foundation
Funder(s): Clayton Baker Trust; Educational Foundation of America; Energy Foundation; Emily Hall Tremaine Foundation
Topic: Energy (Renewable energy sources)
Keywords: renewable energy; job creation
Type: Report
Coverage: Pennsylvania
Abstract:
Electricity use in the Mid-Atlantic region is projected to grow by almost 20 percent from 2004 to 2014; new generation capacity will be necessary to meet additional demands and to replace older power plants as they go offline. Renewables Work: Job Growth from Renewable Energy Development in the Mid-Atlantic outlines how the region can develop a strong renewable energy industry and position itself as a major supplier to growing clean energy markets. It also demonstrates that the development of wind and solar power would be a powerful engine for economic growth, creating tens of thousands of well paying jobs in Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
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