Global Scans · Energy · Weekly Summary

• [New] Community energy will play a crucial role in addressing climate change, involving communities in decisions, reducing energy bills, creating jobs and helping Wales become more energy-resilient in the future. Business News Wales
• [New] Queensland's Energy and Jobs Plan to reach 50% renewables by 2030 while delivering a clean, reliable energy system and creating the jobs of the future. Tasmanian Times
• [New] The renewable energy sector has the potential to create millions of jobs worldwide, from manufacturing and installation to research and development. Atlantic International University
• Onshore wind will play an essential role in Clean Power by 2030, leading to a more secure and affordable energy system, and creating new economic opportunities and jobs across the UK. GOV.UK
• Offshore wind produced locally in Massachusetts will help lower costs, create thousands of jobs, and move use toward energy independence. The Martha's Vineyard Times
• Kazakhstan and China agreed to build a large pumped-storage power plant to support renewable energy and a coal gasification facility that will produce 2 billion cubic meters of gas annually - projects expected to create jobs and enhance energy security. anewz.tv
• Namibia's transition to renewable energy, as well as its abundant mineral wealth, present an opportunity to drive economic sustainability and job creation by localising the manufacturing of key components. Lifestyle & Tech
• Working people across Scotland will benefit from significant investment in clean energy and innovation, creating thousands of high-skilled jobs and strengthening Scotland's position as the home of the United Kingdom's clean energy revolution. GOV.UK
• With the U.S. abandoning its energy transition, Canada has an opportunity to attract low-carbon industries and bolster domestic production to create good green jobs. Winnipeg Free Press
• Every dollar of investment in renewables creates three times more jobs than in the fossil fuel industry, with the transition towards net-zero emissions leading to an estimated 14 million new jobs in clean energy while about 5 million jobs in fossil fuel production could be lost by 2030. Climate Cosmos
• The single biggest opportunity to create good jobs is ensuring that Scotland wins the race to clean energy. GOV.UK
• Allowing uranium extraction from Sweden's natural resources will enhance energy security, create jobs, and promote economic growth. Share Talk
• The renewable energy sector in India, with its vast untapped potential, presents a promising pathway to achieving energy security, reducing carbon emissions, and creating millions of green jobs. India Water Portal
• The adoption of FCs can lead to job creation and economic growth in the energy sector, with estimates suggesting up to 30 million jobs globally by 2030 in hydrogen-related industries. Environment+Energy Leader
• By investing in emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, renewable energy, and biotechnology, Japan could create new industries and jobs, reinvigorating its economy. Trends Newsline
• The renewable energy sector is projected to create millions of jobs globally, contributing to economic growth and energy independence. NenPower
• The expansion of CCS infrastructure could boost energy security, economic growth, and job opportunities in the United States. Nature
• The move toward renewable energy will not only help mitigate climate change but also create new industries, jobs, and economic opportunities around the world. Science News Today
• Seizing on the economic opportunity of the 21st century, accelerating towards clean energy will create the jobs of the future across the UK. Mirage News
• The world is moving towards low-carbon energy and the UK has the potential to be a global leader, resulting in economic growth, job creation, and export potential. Energy UK
• Nuclear energy could stabilise electricity prices, create thousands of long-term jobs, and help Australia transition away from fossil fuels. Antinuclear

Last updated: 13 July 2025