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Nuclear, coal, oil jobs pay more than those in wind, solar - report

Nuclear, coal, oil jobs pay more than those in wind, solar - report
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US Jobs In Nuclear And Oil Sectors Pay More Than Renewables

While all jobs in energy pay higher than the national median hourly wage of $19.14, workers in the nuclear industry get a median hourly wage of $39.19, those in natural gas pay $30.33, coal jobs pay a $28.69 hourly wage, and oil jobs pay $26.59, according to the new report from the National Association of State Energy Officials (NASEO), the Energy Futures Initiative, and BW Research Partnership. In comparison, hourly wages in wind and solar are $25.95 and $24.48, respectively, while jobs in energy efficiency and storage excluding fossil fuels pay even less - $24.44 and $24.36, the report found. The nuclear, electric power transmission and distribution, natural gas, and coal industries support the highest wage premiums compared to the national median - all four industries support hourly wages that are at least 50 percent higher than the national median hourly wage, the authors of the report wrote.

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Nuclear, coal, oil jobs pay more than those in wind, solar -report - Governors Wind Energy Coalition

Nuclear, coal, oil jobs pay more than those in wind, solar -report Source: By Nichola Groom, Reuters • Posted: Wednesday, April 7, 2021 April 6 (Reuters) – Workers in nuclear energy and fossil fuel industries earn higher wages than those in renewable energy sectors like wind and solar that are the focus of President Joe Biden’s plan to stimulate the U.S. economy and combat climate change, according to an analysis published on Tuesday. The report comes a week after Biden’s administration rolled out a $2 trillion plan that includes billions to boost the market for clean energy technologies and create good-paying jobs while stripping away subsidies for fossil fuels. Its findings underscore the challenges here the United States will face replacing the quality of jobs lost in a move away from coal and oil.

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