America's energy future is built byTechnicians
Wind, solar, the grid, and power generation all run on skilled technicians. See where the work is, what it pays, and the fastest path in through Unmudl.
An energy technician installs, operates, and maintains the systems that generate and deliver power, wind turbines, solar arrays, power plants, EV charging, and the grid. It's hands-on work that typically pays $50,000–$110,000 and usually takes 6–18 months of training to enter.
Last reviewed June 2026 · National Technician Role Library- Typical pay$50k–$110k / yr
- Time to start6–18 months
- EducationNo 4-yr degree
- Active states26 (see map)
The people who keep the lights on
From wind farms and solar fields to power plants and the grid, energy technicians install and maintain the systems that generate and move power across the country.
Hands-on, well-paid work
Service turbines, solar systems, and generation equipment that power millions of homes.
Among the fastest-growing
Wind turbine service technician is one of the fastest-growing occupations tracked by BLS.
No four-year degree required
Most roles start with a certificate, short course, or apprenticeship.
States active for energy
Energy technician
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The roles energy employers hire for most, from the National Technician Role Library. Open any role for the full spec: pay, O*NET code, skills, training, and live jobs.
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