Green Jobs that Save the Earth
Oct 28th, 2008 by Rosie
While other industries are toppling down due to current economic crisis, the energy industries are booming continuously. These industries are creating thousands of ‘green’ jobs lately, particularly jobs related to the solar energy industry. So, if you’re a job hunter, dust your resume and apply for a high-paying solar job.
All Georgians or anyone who doesn’t mind moving to the Peach State are invited to Suniva. It is a small solar company that plans to build its first manufacturing plant in the state of Georgia. The Suniva Plant’s exact location will be in Gwinnett County. The company’s founder chose Georgia over other states: New Mexico, Massachusetts, Florida, Arizona, and Nevada; because Suniva wants to stay close to Georgia Tech. The plant can get cool ideas from the university labs easily.
Investors happily invested $50 million for the manufacturing plant because they liked the idea of Suniva bringing in $10 million revenues for this year and $100 million in sales next year. The company aims to have a solar production capacity of 32 MW and to create around 100 solar jobs as well.
Current hotbeds of cool solar jobs are found in San Francisco Bay Area and California. About 18,000 workers are presently employed by solar companies and another 5,000 positions are expected to be added by next year.
Employers say, there is a current shortage for skilled and qualified workers who are needed to install photovoltaic panels. These solar jobs pay well. Salaries range from $32,000 to $60,000. Median salary for solar designers and engineers is $85,000.
The solar companies are eyeing to get hold of the workers from the weakening construction industries to fill out vacancies. This is a big opportunity for those skilled individuals who had lost their jobs due to economic slump. Apply now for your green jobs and contribute to saving the earth.



With science jumping in leaps in bounds with new technology, how many of us have stepped back and thought about nanobots? One dead in the not so far of future people will have nano bots injected into them. Those bots will be able to rebuild damaged cells, possibly even prolong our lives indefinitely - well almost indefinitely some deaths will still be quite permenant.