Help power Britain’s clean energy future and build a career that lasts

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Is clean energy a good career path?

Without question. Right now, the energy sector is building and upgrading Britain’s essential infrastructure. It’s going to take every kind of talent to get the job done.

Whether you’re curious about sustainable energy jobs, looking to take your first steps into a career that will be around for the long-term, or are considering a change of direction, discover why energy is a good path for you.

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Careers that power Britain

In an unpredictable world, join a sector that’s the backbone of Britain. Energy sector jobs provide secure roles, stable pay and a career you can count on.

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Many starts, one destination

Whether you’re an apprentice, graduate, new entrant, mid-career, ex-military or otherwise, jobs in energy are open to everyone. No matter your background, there’s a place for you here.

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Energise your future


Explore sustainable energy jobs that offer competitive salaries and clear, structured paths for progression. Don’t just find another job – reach your destination.

The scale of opportunity: Clean energy jobs

The UK is entering its most significant period of infrastructure growth in nearly 100 years. These national plans are ambitious, and can only succeed with the right people in place. Are you one of them?

Our latest webinar on energy jobs

Are you considering a new career or exploring your next step?

The energy needs 22,400 new people every year and many roles don’t require formal qualifications.

You’ll discover:

  • How to get started
  • Why apprenticeships are a strong pathway
  • How your existing skills could transfer

Upcoming webinars on energy careers

Register now for upcoming sessions. Learn about energy sector jobs and get your questions answered live by industry insiders.

Armed Forces Week

25 Jun 2026 – 12:00pm
Online only

Discover how skills gained in the Armed Forces can transfer into rewarding careers across the clean energy sector.

School Leavers

22 Jul 2026 – 12:00pm
Online only

Learn about the pathways available after school, including apprenticeships and early careers routes into the clean energy sector.

Coming soon

Unskilled Career Entrants

26 Aug 2026 – 12:00pm
Online only

Examine how regulators worldwide are adapting frameworks to keep pace with rapidly evolving clean energy markets and technologies.

Coming soon

Past Webinars

Entry level careers in energy

20 May 2026 – 1:00pm

Thinking about a new career? The energy sector needs 22,400 new people every year — and many roles don’t require formal qualifications.

Energy – your next career destination

29 Apr 2026 – 1:00pm

In the first ‘Destination Energy’ webinar, we explore why the energy sector offers more than just a job – it delivers a stable and secure destination for your future.

Energy career insights, stories and advice

From myth-busting articles to ‘day in the life’ features, discover more about careers and jobs in clean energy and what your next career destination could involve.

James, Engineering Graduate, SSE
James’s Story
In September last year James commenced the SSE Engineering Graduate Scheme, having completed an MEng in Mechanical Engineering at Robert Gordon University.
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Suzanna, Advanced Commissioning Engineer, National Grid
Suzanna’s Story
Suzanna reveals how a previous job on super-yachts led to a career contributing to a cleaner energy future.
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Elizabeth, Network Analyst, National Gas
Elizabeth’s Story
Elizabeth works as a Network Analyst contributing to the optimisation of the gas network infrastructure (NTS) that provides safe and reliable gas supply to millions across the UK.
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Ben, Smart Metering Technician, E.ON
Ben’s Story
Ben left the army after 8 years of service. Wanting to use the skills he gained previously, he started an apprenticeship with E.ON UK and is now a Smart Metering Technician. Find out how Ben has made history.
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