August 19, 2022

New Jersey Fact Sheet: Solar Jobs Census 2021

This fact sheet presents an in-depth look at solar jobs in New Jersey, based on the data from IREC's National Solar Jobs Census 2021.

There are 6,237 solar jobs in New Jersey and 255,037 jobs nationwide as of 2021, according to IREC’s 2021 National Solar Jobs Census.

This fact sheet includes statewide data on solar jobs by industry sector, and the number of jobs for residential, non-residential, community solar, and utility-scale solar. It offers other details on the market and policy context that contribute to the solar job market in New Jersey.

This fact sheet presents an in-depth look at solar jobs in New Jersey, based on the data from IREC's National Solar Jobs Census 2021.
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