Energy Efficiency · Indiana

Indiana Energy Efficiency jobs: 53,445 employed (2024)

Energy Efficiency Jobs in Indiana (2024)

53,445 Rank #16 of 51 2.24% of U.S.

Indiana-adjusted median

$68,674
Across 3 tracked energy efficiency roles, BEA RPP × 0.91.

Energy Efficiency sub-sector breakdown in Indiana

High efficiency HVAC and renewable heating and cooling
22,492
Traditional HVAC with an efficiency component
13,709
Certified and efficient lighting
6,798
Other
5,424
Advanced materials
5,023

Where Indiana’s clean-energy jobs sit across 8 sectors

SectorJobs (2024)National rank
Energy Efficiency 53,445 #16
Wind 6,825 #5
Electric Vehicles 6,030 #5
Solar 4,386 #24
Storage & Grid 2,197 #13
Clean Fuels 286 #21
Hydropower 203 #34
Nuclear 84 #38

Indiana vs. the energy efficiency leader, median, and bottom

1st · California
312,090
16. Indiana
53,445
25th · Alabama
31,549
51st · Alaska
4,373

Energy Efficiency roles and pay in Indiana

Role SOC National median Indiana-adjusted Job Zone
Energy Engineer 17-2199.11 $103,940 $94,793 4
Energy Auditor 13-1199.01 $71,400 $65,117 3
Weatherization Installer & Technician 47-4099.03 $50,560 $46,111 2

Employer-reported hiring difficulty in Indiana

Did not hire
57.2%
Somewhat difficult hiring
21.3%
Very difficult hiring
17.9%
Not at all difficult hiring
3.7%

NAICS industry mix for Indiana clean-energy jobs

Manufacturing
139,115
Construction
44,766
Other Services
24,101
Trade
23,320
Professional Services
17,202
Utilities
12,824
Pipeline Transport & Commodity Flows
10,630
Mining and Extraction
2,447
Agriculture and Forestry
2,046

Indiana’s electric-power generation workforce by fuel type

Wind
6,825
Solar
4,386
Coal electricity
2,579
Natural gas electricity
2,082
Oil and other fossil fuel electricity
923
Other electricity
632
Bioenergy/Combined heat and power
507
Traditional hydropower
203
Low impact hydropower, marine, and hydrokinetics
168
Geothermal electricity
132
Nuclear electricity
84

Full USEER workbook line items for Indiana

Fuels

Fuels total 13,512
Oil (petroleum and other fossil fuels) 6,040
Coal fuels 2,699
Corn ethanol 2,381
Natural gas fuels 763
Other fuels 562
Other ethanol and non-woody biomass 532
Other biofuels 286
Woody biomass 197
Nuclear fuels 51

Electric Power Generation

Electric power generation total 18,521
Wind 6,825
Solar 4,386
Coal electricity 2,579
Natural gas electricity 2,082
Oil and other fossil fuel electricity 923
Other electricity 632
Bioenergy/Combined heat and power 507
Traditional hydropower 203
Low impact hydropower, marine, and hydrokinetics 168
Geothermal electricity 132
Nuclear electricity 84

Transmission, Distribution & Storage

Transmission, distribution, and storage total 27,641
Traditional transmission and distribution 17,272
Other (including commodity flows) 6,935
Storage 2,197
Smart grid 593
Micro grid 323
Other grid modernization 320

Energy Efficiency

Energy efficiency total 53,445
High efficiency HVAC and renewable heating and cooling 22,492
Traditional HVAC with an efficiency component 13,709
Certified and efficient lighting 6,798
Other 5,424
Advanced materials 5,023

Motor Vehicles

Motor vehicle total 163,332
Gasoline and diesel vehicles 130,095
Hybrid electric vehicles 9,116
Motor vehicle commodity flows 6,566
Battery electric vehicles 6,030
Other vehicles 5,414
Plug-in hybrid electric vehicles 4,148
Hydrogen/fuel cell vehicles 1,037
Natural gas vehicles 925

By NAICS Industry

Manufacturing 139,115
Construction 44,766
Other Services 24,101
Trade 23,320
Professional Services 17,202
Utilities 12,824
Pipeline Transport & Commodity Flows 10,630
Mining and Extraction 2,447
Agriculture and Forestry 2,046

Skill profile for energy efficiency roles

Top skills

Critical Thinking3.63
Reading Comprehension3.50
Speaking3.50
Active Listening3.44
Complex Problem Solving3.38
Writing3.38
Judgment and Decision Making3.32
Monitoring3.32

Knowledge

Building and Construction4.03
Engineering and Technology3.64
Design3.57
Mechanical3.57
Mathematics3.56
Customer and Personal Service3.44
Administration and Management3.37
English Language3.18

Core abilities

Problem Sensitivity3.94
Near Vision3.69
Oral Expression3.57
Deductive Reasoning3.50
Oral Comprehension3.50
Fluency of Ideas3.44
Inductive Reasoning3.44
Written Comprehension3.44

Representative tasks for energy efficiency workers

  • Clean and maintain tools and equipment. (Core)
  • Wrap water heaters with water heater blankets. (Core)
  • Test combustible appliances, such as gas appliances. (Core)
  • Test or evaluate photovoltaic (PV) cells or modules. (Supplemental)
  • Install storm windows or storm doors and verify proper fit. (Core)
  • Contact residents or building owners to schedule appointments. (Core)
  • Perform thermal, stress, or cost reduction analyses for solar systems. (Core)
  • Design or develop vacuum tube collector systems for solar applications. (Supplemental)
  • Apply spackling, compounding, or other materials to repair holes in walls. (Core)
  • Determine amount of air leakage in buildings, using a blower door machine. (Core)
  • Test and diagnose air flow systems, using furnace efficiency analysis equipment. (Core)
  • Create checklists for review or inspection of completed solar installation projects. (Core)

Software and tools used in energy efficiency roles

Microsoft Word 🔥 Microsoft Access 🔥 Microsoft Excel 🔥 Microsoft Office software 🔥 Microsoft Outlook 🔥 Microsoft PowerPoint 🔥 Microsoft Project 🔥 Microsoft Visio 🔥 Salesforce software 🔥 Microsoft Visual Basic 🔥 Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications VBA 🔥 SAP software 🔥 Microsoft Windows 🔥 Autodesk AutoCAD 🔥 Google Workspace software 🔥 Autodesk Revit 🔥 Bash 🔥 C++ 🔥 JavaScript 🔥 Linux 🔥 Dassault Systemes SolidWorks 🔥 Structured query language SQL 🔥 Python 🔥 The MathWorks MATLAB 🔥

Education & training paths into energy efficiency

IM

Job-Related Professional Certification3.1%
Apprenticeship2.4%

OJ

On-the-Job Training14.3%

PT

On-Site or In-Plant Training14.3%

Required Level of Education

Required Level of Education20.0%

Related Work Experience (Years)

Related Work Experience11.1%