Delivering upskilled talent for clean tech industries

Skills Institute for your business

Stay ahead in clean tech

Equip your team with the critical skills to thrive in a fast-evolving industry. At InnoEnergy Skills Institute, we provide tailored upskilling solutions to help you build a future-ready workforce that drives innovation, competitiveness, and growth.

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Talent Pipeline as a Service

Talent Pipeline as a Service (TPaaS) is a flexible, end-to-end solution for recruiting, training, and certifying skilled clean tech talent. Turn hiring into a strategic advantage, scale your operations, close critical skills gaps, and tackle staffing challenges with confidence. Have talent on demand wherever and whenever you are.

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Green Talent Accelerator

Green Talent Accelerator is a transformative framework designed to meet the growing demand for skilled professionals in clean tech. It connects role-specific skills, curated training, and industry-recognised certifications into a structured system, helping you develop faster and stay ahead in a rapidly evolving industry.

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Community Programmes

Community Programmes educate, inspire, and accelerate clean energy adoption. Through collaboration and awareness, we ensure community acceptance and industry alignment. As an EU partner, we turn policy into action, delivering the European Commission’s skills strategy to benefit citizens across Europe.

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Discover our vision for a net zero future

Clean Tech Skills Report: Trends Shaping 2027–2030

Our new report identifies the skills, roles and workforce priorities critical to Europe’s clean tech growth. It covers the growing workforce challenge, solar PV and battery skills and talent demand, AI and automation in clean tech, and a broader view of the sector and its transferable skills.

The organisations that stay on schedule are the ones that can see where the gaps sit, and act before they become bottlenecks.Whether you lead a business, recruit talent, provide training or shape policy, the report can help you identify workforce challenges and skills priorities.

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Success stories

InnoEnergy Skills Institute provided us with a solid mix of globally relevant off-the-shelf content and customised training tailored to our needs in battery standards and factory audits. Their thorough approach ensured that the final training met our high-quality standards, helping our team maintain excellence in our operations.”

Philippe Bergin, Technical Competences, Director, Schneider Electric

Green Tech Skillnet partners with InnoEnergy Skills Institute to deliver training for Ireland’s renewable energy sector. This collaboration, supported by Munster Technical University, will provide around 500 licenses through online courses and in-class labs, meeting the evolving needs of Ireland’s green industry. By combining InnoEnergy’s expertise with our focus on workforce development, we aim to enhance sector skills.”

Mark Ruane, Renewable Energy Skills Manager, Green Tech Skillnet

Trusted partners

Open Skills Hub

As part of the Community Programmes initiative by InnoEnergy Skills Institute, the Open Skills Hub delivers on our mission to enable access to clean tech education. As a close partner of the European Union, we play a key role in delivering the European Commission’s skills strategy. We run the Net Zero Industry Academies turning policy into action to ensure that citizens in Europe benefit from the transition.

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Serving across industrial alliances

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European Battery Alliance (EBA250)

Launched in 2017 by the European Commission, led by InnoEnergy. It brings together more than 800 industrial, financial and innovation actors from mining to recycling with the common objective to build a strong, competitive and resilient European battery industry. EBA works towards quadrupling the European battery cell capacity to between 400 and 500 GWh by 2030. This would meet the Net Zero Industry Act target of 40% domestic manufacturing capacity, thereby empowering the European car industry and other sectors in a more sustainable, competitive, and resilient manner.

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European Solar PV Industry Alliance (ESIA)

The alliance aims to accelerate solar PV deployment in the EU by scaling-up to 30 GW of annual solar PV manufacturing capacity in Europe, facilitating investment, derisking sector acceleration, to support Europe’s decarbonisation targets. Launched by the European Commission in 2022, EIT InnoEnergy is leading the alliance as Secretariat and joined by SolarPower Europe and the European Solar Manufacturing Council on the alliance’s steering committee.

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The European Green Hydrogen Acceleration Centre (EGHAC)

EGHAC focuses on building the business case for and accelerating the uptake of industrial low-carbon hydrogen projects for specific hard-to-abate sectors such as steel, fertilisers and aviation. Through EGHAC, InnoEnergy builds, derisks and scales new green industrial champions which are customer driven, commercially viable hydrogen projects which apply InnoEnergy’s value chain-driven methodology.

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