Renewable Energy Jobs by State
Explore 1,000 renewable energy opportunities across 19 states. Find your ideal location for a clean energy career.
Total States
19
With active job postings
Active Jobs
1,000
Across all states
Top State
California
431 opportunities
Top 20 States for Renewable Energy Careers
Ranked by total job opportunities. Click on any state to explore specific openings and learn more about the local renewable energy market.
California
United States
431
28
$658,977/year
Top Industries:
Illinois
United States
160
9
$108,969/year
Top Industries:
IL
United States
63
11
$97,677/year
Top Industries:
Florida
United States
52
7
$116,944/year
Top Industries:
GA
United States
46
4
$142,161/year
Top Industries:
FL
United States
44
9
$97,618/year
Top Industries:
Colorado
United States
38
9
$125,836/year
Top Industries:
DC
United States
35
6
$3,579,041/year
Top Industries:
Arizona
United States
30
6
$126,975/year
Top Industries:
Delaware
United States
30
2
$96,677/year
Top Industries:
Indiana
United States
23
2
$53,696/year
Top Industries:
AL
United States
15
2
$93,905/year
Top Industries:
AZ
United States
13
4
$133,478/year
Top Industries:
Georgia
United States
10
3
$143,900/year
Top Industries:
Alabama
United States
3
2
$117,667/year
Top Industries:
HI
United States
3
1
$46/year
Top Industries:
CT
United States
2
1
$43,665/year
Top Industries:
Arkansas
United States
1
1
$66,577/year
Top Industries:
Connecticut
United States
1
1
$174,600/year
Top Industries:
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Browse renewable energy opportunities in all 19 states with active job postings.
View All StatesWhy Your State Matters in Renewable Energy
State Incentives & Policies
Different states offer varying renewable energy incentives, tax credits, and policies that drive job growth. States like California and Texas lead in clean energy investment, creating more career opportunities.
Regional Industry Focus
Each state specializes in different renewable sectors. Coastal states often focus on offshore wind, sunny states lead in solar development, and plains states excel in wind energy projects.
Cost of Living Considerations
Salary comparisons should factor in cost of living. A $100k salary in Texas offers different purchasing power than in California or New York. Consider both compensation and living expenses when evaluating opportunities.
Remote vs. On-Site Work
While many renewable energy jobs require on-site presence for installation and maintenance, roles in project management, engineering, and sales increasingly offer remote and hybrid options.