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Are women bringing women into the solar industry?

Another notable initiative bringing women into the industry is Solar Sister, a non-profit social enterprise covering sub-Saharan Africa that recruits and trains entrepreneurs to set up their own businesses distributing solar products.

What challenges do women face in the solar industry?

IRENA's research highlights the main obstacles women face in the solar industry: namely, social and cultural norms around gender. This begins at an educational level.

What role do women play in the solar industry?

Women account for 40% of this workforce, nearly double that of the wind industry (21%), according to research from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA). The solar sector has led by example in providing training and upskilling programmes, which continue to play a key role in bringing more women into the male-dominated energy arena. 1.

How many women are employed in the solar industry?

Most women (58%) in the industry are employed in administrative roles. In positions not related to science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM), they account for 38%, and for STEM roles 32%. Notably, women are prevalent in solar manufacturing (47%), followed by service providers and developers at 39% and 37%, respectively.

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