全球将失去超过50万个清洁能源工作岗位

据今日油价网站4月17日消息 全球正在应对最严重的危机之一，疫情冲击市场并导致数千万人失业。仅在清洁能源行业，3月份就失去了10万多个工作岗位，而且情况可能会更糟。

环境保护企业（E2）最近的一份报告显示，3月份清洁能源工人提出的失业申请有10.6万件，其中能源效率行业的失业申请69.8万件，可再生能源行业的失业申请1.65万件，清洁汽车行业的失业申请1.23万件，电网、仓储和清洁燃料7700件。

研究显示，3月份的裁员潮只是一个开始。对能源的需求骤减，如果国会不采取行动，全国范围内的封锁令将使得到6月底清洁能源行业可能会失去多达50万个工作岗位。

E2执行董事鲍勃基夫指出，“这是我们经济的一个巨大而重要的组成部分，国会为让我们的经济重新站稳脚跟、让美国重新开始工作所做的一切，绝对应该包括对这样一个规模的产业的关注。”

除了立即得到立法者的支持外，倡导者还呼吁国会利用这一行业帮助重建经济，就像2008年经济危机后美国《复苏和再投资法》所做的那样。

E2报告提出了一项计划，其中包括300-900亿美元用于改善电网，为广泛的可再生能源部署计划做准备，该计划将包括一个全国性的电动汽车充电网络和建筑电气化计划。此外，该计划还增加了对能源部研发项目的资助。

王磊 摘译自 今日油价

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The world is grappling with one of the most - if not the most - devasting crises of a generation. It's forced people into their homes, cratered the markets and has lead to tens of millions of lost jobs. In the clean energy industry alone, over 100,000 jobs were lost in March. And it's likely to get much worse.

A recent report from Environmental Entrepreneurs (E2) revealed that there were 106,000 unemployment claims filed by clean energy workers in the month of March, with 69,8000 claims coming from the energy efficiency industry, 16,500 coming from the renewable energy industry, 12,300 from the clean vehicles industry, and 7,700 from grids, storage, and clean fuels.

The wave of layoffs in March is just the beginning, according to the study. Demand for energy has plummeted, and the nationwide lockdown orders If no action is taken by Congress, as much as 500,000 jobs could be lost within the clean energy sector by the end of June.

E2 executive director Bob Keefe noted, “It’s a huge and important part of our economy,” adding, “Anything that Congress does to get our economy back on its feet and to get America working again should absolutely include a focus on an industry of that size.”

In addition to immediate support from lawmakers, advocates are also calling on Congress to use the industry to help rebuild the economy as it did following the economic crisis of 2008 with the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.

The E2 report proposes a program that includes $30-90 billion in spending to improve grids to prepare for an extensive renewable energy deployment program which will incorporate a nationwide electric vehicle charging network and building electrification program. Additionally, its plan adds increased funding to the Department of Energy research and development programs.