Through its subsidiary RWE Americas, RWE is the third largest renewable energy company in the United States, with a presence in most U.S. states from coast to coast. RWE’s team of about 2,000 employees in the U.S. stands ready to help meet the nation’s growing energy needs. With its homegrown and fastest-to-market product, RWE supports the goal of American Energy dominance and independence. To that end, RWE Americas is committed to increasing its already strong asset base of over 10 gigawatts of operating wind, solar and battery projects, focusing on providing high-quality jobs. RWE invests in local and rural communities while strengthening domestic manufacturing supporting the renaissance of American industry. This is complemented by RWE’s energy trading business. RWE is also a major offtaker of American liquified natural gas (LNG).
As an energy company with a successful history spanning more than 125 years, RWE has an extensive knowledge of the energy markets and an excellent expertise in all major power generation and storage technologies, from nuclear, coal and gas to hydro, batteries, wind and solar.
The outlook for prospective renewable energy jobs is excellent, offering higher than average wages and providing many career and educational opportunities. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects that solar PV installers and wind turbine service technicians will be the two fastest-growing jobs in the United States until 2026, growing much faster than the average for all occupations.
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Renewable energy is a clean, homegrown and affordable form of energy that pumps billions of dollars into our economy every year, particularly into rural areas. Renewables can act as a drought-resistant cash crop for farmers and ranchers to rely on to make a living and keep their land in the family.
Expansion of renewable, non-combustion energy resources helps protect people from air pollutants and contributes to significant savings in public health costs.
The growth in clean energy is the result of a constant search to reduce costs, an increased demand by consumers for clean energy and constantly evolving, efficient technologies, as well as up-to-date policies and opportunities for investment.