Clean energy includes technologies across the categories of renewable electric power generation, grid modernization and energy storage, energy efficiency, renewable fuels, and alternative transportation. For a complete list of clean energy and energy efficiency technologies, see Maine’s latest Clean Energy Industry Report.

Any work that supports the clean energy economy in Maine is considered a clean energy job. This includes research, development, manufacturing, installation, and working with products that generate or distribute clean energy as well as boost energy efficiency. These fields also include supporting services such as business administration, customer service, marketing and communications, consulting, finance, tax, legal services, and more.

A wide array of skills can translate easily to the clean energy sector, and there are over 140,000 Maine workers with transferrable skills. Clean energy jobs can be found in the public, private, and nonprofit sectors and can range from entry-level to professional positions. Find open jobs in Maine here, and explore some of the many career pathways available in clean energy at the Department of Energy’s website here.

Over the next decade, Maine’s environmental and clean energy goals will continue to create new demand for clean energy workers. Professional opportunities in the State’s clean energy sector are not only vast, but rapidly growing and increasingly diverse. These jobs are rewarding too, with Maine’s clean energy workforce reporting high career satisfaction and ample opportunity for advancement.

Our job board features open positions in Maine, including remote, hybrid, and in-person jobs. You don’t need to live in Maine to use the Maine Clean Energy Jobs Network.