Renewable energy development as a job creation mechanism: Lessons from New Mexico
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Abstract
In addition to the environmental benefits from renewable energy development, a
variety of reasons are also offered as justifications for government policies to promote these
energy resources. These reasons include the creation of new jobs, often in geographic regions
that face adverse employment conditions, such as remote and rural areas. It is important,
therefore, that in order to assess the societal impact of renewable energy development, the
impact of such development on employment be studied. This paper uses the U.S.A. state of
New Mexico as a case study to examine the trends and role of green (renewable) energy
employment and highlight some key methodological issues that create significant difficulties
for studies of the impacts of renewable energy development on employment.
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| Authors | Hadjilambrinos, C; |
| Journal | journal of research and innovation for sustainable society |
| Year | 2019 |
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