After a down period during the pandemic, Minnesota has moved back into positive territory with annual clean-energy jobs data. The report from Clean Energy Economy Minnesota said the sector saw a 5% increase in job growth last year, with more than 2,600 workers added.Some of the biggest gains were in solar and advanced transportation, which includes manufacturing components for electric vehicles and charging infrastructure.Amelia Cerling Hennes, director of communications and public affairs for Clean Energy Economy Minnesota, said the rebound is important, because of the anticipated infusion of climate-related projects from policies like the federal Inflation Reduction Act.”The state has built a solid foundation for unprecedented job and economic growth, paired with the money that’s coming from that bill, because we’re talking about billions of…
MN Clean Energy Sector Finds its Footing Again Adding Jobs / Public News Service
