Renewable Energy Skills Partnership

A large-scale skills partnership for the renewable energy ecosystem

The Renewable Energy Skills Partnership is a high-level forum for reporting on member, EU institutional, and Alliance initiatives, while supporting EU-level advocacy on renewable energy reskilling. The RESkill4NetZero project is intended to support the Renewable Energy Skills Partnership. The Partnership will identify the skills measures needed to deliver our climate and energy security goals.

Bringing together leaders across the entire renewable energy value chain, the partnership will strengthen sectoral cooperation, while guaranteeing a well-trained and sufficient renewable energy workforce.

The Partnership was created as part of the European Commissions’ Pact for Skills, which is the institution’s flagship European Skills Agenda initiative. 

The Association of European Renewable Energy Research Centres (EUREC), GCP Europe, and SolarPower Europe are coordinating the work of the Renewable Energy Skills Partnership. 

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Who can join the Renewable Energy Skills Partnership?

The Renewable Energy Skills Partnership is open to organisations that support the development of skills, training, education, employment and workforce transformation in the renewable energy sector. Eligible organisations include:

Renewable energy companies and industry associations

Vocational Education and Training (VET) providers

Higher education institutions and universities

Skills and certification bodies

Public authorities and policy organisations

Employment and workforce development organisations

Research and innovation organisations

Social partners and sector stakeholders committed to addressing renewable energy skills gaps

Members are expected to support the objectives of the Partnership, contribute expertise or activities related to renewable energy skills development, and collaborate in the promotion, implementation and scaling of training and reskilling initiatives across Europe. The Partnership is particularly focused on supporting the development of a skilled workforce that can contribute to the clean energy transition.

Members of the Renewable Energy Skills Partnership