Wisconsin Solar workforce: 4,429 workers, 23rd in U.S. (2024)
Wisconsin: 4,429 solar workers in 2024, 23rd nationally (1.2% of U.S.). Behind Minnesota (5,390).
View details →The U.S. solar sector employs 370,556 workers across 51 states in 2024. Biggest workforces: California (116,380), Texas (18,022), and Florida (16,882). Browse state pages for wages, ranks, occupation mix, and O*NET skills.
Wisconsin: 4,429 solar workers in 2024, 23rd nationally (1.2% of U.S.). Behind Minnesota (5,390).
View details →6,005 solar jobs in Virginia — 17th-largest U.S. workforce, 1.6% share. Behind Pennsylvania (6,914).
View details →Washington has 5,845 solar workers — 18th of 51 states (1.6% of U.S. total). Top role: Electrician ($61,590 median).
View details →Texas's solar workforce: 18,022 jobs, 2nd-largest in the U.S. (4.9% share). Solar is 7.1% of clean jobs in-state.
View details →8,288 solar jobs in Utah — 13th-largest U.S. workforce, 2.2% share. Solar is 18.3% of clean jobs in-state.
View details →1,834 solar jobs in Vermont — 33rd nationally, 0.5% of U.S. total. Top role: Electrician ($61,590 median).
View details →5,590 solar jobs in Tennessee — 21st nationally, 1.5% of U.S. total. Top role: Electrician ($61,590 median).
View details →Pennsylvania has 6,914 solar workers — 16th of 51 states (1.9% of U.S. total). Solar is 7.1% of clean jobs in-state.
View details →1,566 solar jobs in Rhode Island — 37th nationally, 0.4% of U.S. total. Top role: Electrician ($61,590 median).
View details →4,176 solar jobs in South Carolina — 25th nationally, 1.1% of U.S. total. Solar is 7.9% of clean jobs in-state.
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