Hiring in India's renewable energy sector to surge over 18 pc in FY25: Report

The sector also maintains a significant presence of experienced professionals, with 16 per cent in the 35-40 years group and 18.2 per cent in the 40+ category, the report said.

"India’s renewable energy sector is at a crucial inflection point, driven by strong government initiatives and rising corporate investments. The sector is set to boost jobs, with an increasing demand for specialized and technology-driven roles,” said Subburathinam P, Chief Operating Officer, TeamLease Services.

The renewable energy sector is also generating opportunities across skilled, semi-skilled, and highly skilled roles. Furthermore, the report highlights the rising demand for technology-driven roles in solar, wind, and hybrid energy systems as companies increasingly adopt digital innovations to boost efficiency.

As the sector expands, regional growth trends have also emerged. Rajasthan , Gujarat , Karnataka, and Tamil Nadu are leading solar energy production in India, and house the majority of the country’s solar power plants.The sector also maintains a significant presence of experienced professionals, with 16 per cent in the 35-40 years group and 18.2 per cent in the 40+ category, the report said.

"India’s renewable energy sector is at a crucial inflection point, driven by strong government initiatives and rising corporate investments. The sector is set to boost jobs, with an increasing demand for specialized and technology-driven roles,” said Subburathinam P, Chief Operating Officer, TeamLease Services.

The renewable energy sector is also generating opportunities across skilled, semi-skilled, and highly skilled roles. Furthermore, the report highlights the rising demand for technology-driven roles in solar, wind, and hybrid energy systems as companies increasingly adopt digital innovations to boost efficiency.

As the sector expands, regional growth trends have also emerged. Rajasthan , Gujarat , Karnataka, and Tamil Nadu are leading solar energy production in India, and house the majority of the country’s solar power plants.The sector also maintains a significant presence of experienced professionals, with 16 per cent in the 35-40 years group and 18.2 per cent in the 40+ category, the report said.

"India’s renewable energy sector is at a crucial inflection point, driven by strong government initiatives and rising corporate investments. The sector is set to boost jobs, with an increasing demand for specialized and technology-driven roles,” said Subburathinam P, Chief Operating Officer, TeamLease Services.

The renewable energy sector is also generating opportunities across skilled, semi-skilled, and highly skilled roles. Furthermore, the report highlights the rising demand for technology-driven roles in solar, wind, and hybrid energy systems as companies increasingly adopt digital innovations to boost efficiency.

As the sector expands, regional growth trends have also emerged. Rajasthan , Gujarat , Karnataka, and Tamil Nadu are leading solar energy production in India, and house the majority of the country’s solar power plants.