Energy sector challenge as workforce transitions to lower em

15:01, Jul 26 2021
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Tilt Renewables' Waipipi wind farm, near Waverley, helping to lower emissions through renewable energy.
A partnership has been launched in Taranaki to train and upskill energy sector workers as New Zealand transitions to a lower-emission economy.
Energy Skills Aotearoa, a collaboration of various energy companies, and Te Pūkenga, the New Zealand Institute of Skills and Technology, will develop an energy skills action plan that meets the skills needs of emerging industries.
“We have to support, retain and retrain our current highly-skilled workforce, who will be crucial in this transition,” Energy Resources Aotearoa skills manager Sheree Long said. “The planning for this needs to start now.”

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