Dernières offres d’emploi en énergie renouvelable
Conseiller(ère) Stratégique Communication d'entreprise-Porte-Parole
–Hydro Québec
Montréal, QC, Canada
Hybride
UTC-05:00
Temps Plein
Chef(fe) Gestion de projets, portefeuilles et suivi des bénéfices
–Hydro Québec
Montréal, QC, Canada
Hybride
UTC-05:00
Temps Plein
Responsable BoP O&M Offshore Parc Eolien en mer de Courseulles-sur-Mer - H/F
–EDF Energy
Normandie, France
Sur site
UTC+01:00
Temps Plein
Construction Manager / Senior site manager
–GE Vernova
Villeurbanne, France
Sur site
UTC+01:00
Temps Plein
Stagiaire ingénieur(e) exploitation –Scada et Méthodes F/H/X
–BayWa r.e.
Bordeaux, France
Hybride
UTC+01:00
Stage
Stagiaire ingénieur(e) exploitation – Monitoring F/H/X
–BayWa r.e.
Bordeaux, France
Hybride
UTC+01:00
Stage
Employeurs en vedette
Types d’énergie renouvelable
Harnessing the sun's power through photovoltaic panels and solar thermal systems, this approach efficiently transforms sunlight into electricity and heat.
Employing wind turbines, this technology captures kinetic energy from the wind, converting it into clean electricity, a solution that stands out for its scalability.
Capitalizing on the movement of water, this form of energy generation utilizes rivers and dams, converting kinetic energy into electricity, a process marked by high efficiency and continuous supply.
By converting organic materials like plant waste, wood, and even landfill gas into electricity, heat, and fuel, the use of bioenergy effectively reduces waste and harnesses the natural cycle of organic matter for energy production.
Harnesses the ocean's natural rhythms, converting the energy of tides and waves into electricity, showcasing an innovative approach to renewable energy with the potential for high predictability and minimal environmental impact.
Tapping into the Earth's inner heat, deep geothermal energy utilizes hot underground reservoirs to produce electricity and direct heating, offering a reliable and potent source of energy with minimal surface impact.
A critical component in balancing energy supply and demand, energy storage technologies enable efficient capture and release of energy, essential for integrating intermittent renewable sources into the grid.