Clean energy and jobs focus on activities that minimize environmental impact. Investing in these projects and jobs helps to reduce harmful emissions, conserve natural resources, and mitigate climate change.
Clean jobs have the potential to drive economic growth, as they often require specialized skills and investments in new technology. By investing in these jobs, communities can attract new businesses, increase tax revenues, and create new opportunities for residents.
Attracting clean jobs in Michigan means supporting the local economy, reducing dependence on foreign countries, improving supply chain resilience, promoting sustainable practices, and strengthening local communities.
Investing in clean jobs can have direct benefits for public health, as it can reduce exposure to harmful pollutants and promote healthier living environments.
As a result of greater energy efficiency and a cleaner electricity grid, residents can see lower energy bills and improved resiliency against extreme weather that too often causes power outages.
Clean energy companies employed almost
Michiganders at the end of 2021
The majority of these jobs are in manufacturing
and construction
Over two-thirds of Michigan’s clean energy jobs are with small businesses employing less than 20 workers
Clean energy jobs pay up to
more than the national median wage
Since August 2022, Michigan has seen more than
in investments in Clean Energy Projects, powering the creation of more than
Paid for by Clean Jobs for Michigan