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U.S. energy overview: Jobs in select segments of the energy sector Jobs in select energy segments, 2016 Thousands of jobs Fuels 2,182 374 Generation 362 310 160 131 74 115 102 77 105 66 83 9 48 36 86 22 21 6 68 33 52 26


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20 February 15, 2018 6 21 22 36 48 66 68 102 33 26 86 52 374 9 83 105 74 310 Geothermal Other storage Pumped hydro Advanced Gas Battery storage Hydroelectric Nuclear Wind Other Generation Bioenergy/C HP Coal Natural Gas Solar Energy efficiency Thousands of jobs 362 131 160 77 115 2,182

Source: Department of Energy (DOE) Notes: Transmission, distribution, and oil/petroleum jobs not included as available data does not break out the portion of those jobs relevant to the electricity sector. See footnote on next slide for details on the definition for “Advanced Gas.”

Jobs in select energy segments, 2016 Sustainable energy jobs, 2016

U.S. energy overview: Jobs in select segments of the energy sector

  • The renewable, energy efficiency, and natural gas sectors employed an estimated 3.3 million Americans in 2016, according to the Department of Energy.

Energy efficiency alone supported 2.2 million jobs, while solar supported roughly 374,000 and natural gas 362,000.

  • While renewable sectors like solar, wind, hydropower and geothermal do not require upstream processing or extraction of a fuel, fossil-fired generation
  • does. Adding in these fuel-related jobs notably boosts the total employment by fossil fuel-fired generation and bioenergy. In 2016, 86% of the 362,000 jobs

associated with the natural gas sector came from fuel supply. Coal employed 160,000, with about half in coal production and supply.

  • Energy efficiency jobs related to construction often hire people who also work on other types of construction tasks (26% of the 1.4 million employees in this

category spend only the minority of their time on efficiency).

3.3 million

Fuels Generation

Energy efficiency Solar Natural Gas 0.0m 0.5m 1.0m 1.5m 2.0m 2.5m 3.0m 3.5m

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