Clean Fuels in Ohio: 392 workers, 14th-largest U.S. workforce
392 clean fuels jobs in Ohio — 14th-largest U.S. workforce, 1.9% share. Behind Georgia (404).
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The U.S. clean fuels sector employs 20,220 workers across 51 states in 2024. Biggest workforces: California (4,373), Washington (1,444), and Florida (1,400). Browse state pages for wages, ranks, occupation mix, and O*NET skills.
863 clean fuels workers in New York (5th nationally, 2024)
New York's clean fuels workforce: 863 jobs, 5th-largest in the U.S. (4.3% share). Behind Texas (1,188).
View details →North Carolina’s clean fuels workforce: 571 employed, 9th of 51 states
North Carolina has 571 clean fuels workers — 9th of 51 states (2.8% of U.S. total). Top role: Environmental Engineer (Clean Fuels)…
View details →107 clean fuels jobs counted in North Dakota for 2024
107 clean fuels jobs in North Dakota — 40th nationally, 0.5% of U.S. total. Behind New Hampshire (119).
View details →New Hampshire clean fuels employment in 2024: 119 workers (39th of 51)
New Hampshire: 119 clean fuels workers in 2024, 39th nationally (0.6% of U.S.). Top role: Environmental Engineer (Clean Fuels) ($100,090 median).
View details →New Jersey Clean Fuels workforce: 371 workers, 16th in U.S. (2024)
371 clean fuels jobs in New Jersey — 16th-largest U.S. workforce, 1.8% share. Behind Minnesota (377).
View details →133 clean fuels jobs counted in New Mexico for 2024
New Mexico: 133 clean fuels workers in 2024, 37th nationally (0.7% of U.S.). Top role: Environmental Engineer (Clean Fuels) ($100,090 median).
View details →Nebraska’s clean fuels sector: 135 workers tracked for 2024
Nebraska: 135 clean fuels workers in 2024, 36th nationally (0.7% of U.S.). Behind Oklahoma (139).
View details →Minnesota Clean Fuels workforce: 377 workers, 15th in U.S. (2024)
Minnesota has 377 clean fuels workers — 15th of 51 states (1.9% of U.S. total). Behind Ohio (392).
View details →153 clean fuels jobs counted in Mississippi for 2024
Mississippi: 153 clean fuels workers in 2024, 32nd nationally (0.8% of U.S.). Behind Kansas (160).
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