India's Renewable Energy Sector Surges with 23.7% Job Growth in FY24

On World Environment Day, a report highlighted a 23.7% job growth in India's renewable energy sector in FY24, with declining attrition rates. The highest demand is in tier II and III cities, focusing on technical roles. The sector's inclusive hiring practices and lower attrition rates indicate greater job satisfaction and stability.

A report unveiled on World Environment Day revealed a significant 23.7% increase in job demand within India's renewable energy sector during FY24, along with declining attrition rates.

According to TeamLease Services, the sector saw a stark rise compared to an 8.5% increase in FY23. Cities in tier II and III saw the highest demand, with essential roles in operations, maintenance, and technical fields, particularly for solar PV and wind turbine technicians and installers.

TeamLease Services' CSO Staffing Subburathinam P noted that the decline in attrition rates signifies increased job satisfaction and meaningful careers contributing to green energy initiatives. The report's data also indicated a drop in attrition rates to 33.5% in FY24, reflecting enhanced job stability.

The educational diversity of the workforce ranges from 10th and 12th-grade completion to higher education degrees, highlighting the sector's inclusive hiring approach. TeamLease Services CEO of Staffing Kartik Narayan commented on the industry's transformative phase marked by resilience and numerous opportunities.

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