Clean energy jobs have continued to plug into Missouri’s workforce with thousands of new jobs created in the sector last year, a new report states. Clean Jobs Midwest 2022, the latest iteration of an annual report that examines the growth of the clean energy sector across 12 states in the Midwest, found the sector added 2,800 new employees in the Show-Me State by the end of 2021, bringing the sector up to 54,397 workers in Missouri. That 5.5 percent growth nearly doubled the growth rate of the overall economy, according to the report.

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