Endesa Report Sees Spain’s Green Economy Creating Up to 560,000 Jobs by 2030

By Public Technologies07:56 (UTC), 28 October 2026 Updated

Spain’s green economy could create 560,000 jobs before 2030, according to a report published October 27, 2026.
Workers over 50 face training gaps and hiring barriers, limiting their access to opportunities despite more than 90% expressing willingness to retrain.
Only 3% of surveyed older professionals had received green-economy training; 71% perceived age discrimination in recruitment.
Unemployment among workers over 50 totaled 767,000 in the third quarter of 2026, including 386,200 long-term unemployed.
Madrid led Spain with a 22.1% green-employment share, followed by Catalonia at 20.1%, highlighting regional differences in labor demand.

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