Using Job Boards
- Employer
- Energy Efficiency
- Recruitment and Outreach
- Weatherization Assistance Program
These job boards provide opportunities for engaging applicants from varied backgrounds and communities who are interested in pursuing a career in weatherization and energy efficiency.
Updated August 2025
Where To Post Your Clean Energy Opportunities
Ready to make new hires? Once you’ve set up a career opportunities page and written accurate and compelling job postings, it’s time to get the word out. Below you’ll find a list of job boards that may provide additional opportunities for engaging new applicants interested in pursuing a career in clean energy or energy efficiency.
When you post a job, keep in mind that you’ll want to go beyond the well-known job boards like Indeed. Don’t limit yourself to online postings; postcards and flyers are other great ways to spread the word. (Here are some examples of outreach materials for home energy performance jobs.) And don’t forget to reach out to your network of community leaders, local workforce boards, and other stakeholders.
Job Posting Checklist
Update job description and posting
Include pay range, role responsibilities, and contact information.
Connect with your local workforce development board
These local boards can assist with recruitment and retention strategies. Learn more about local workforce boards.
Share with your network
Share information about your career opportunity widely using email and word-of-mouth methods. Your employees, along with former and current clients and customers, are excellent sources for referrals.
Online posting
Post on your organization’s website, social media, and targeted job boards. You can also post for free on your state’s page on the National Labor Exchange.
In-person posting
Post flyers at local community boards, on college campuses, etc. (Find flyer templates for weatherization careers here!)
Job Boards to Consider
You can find employer support through the employment services in your state. These free resources can be a great place to start in your recruiting process. Here are some examples of resources in a few states.
OK Job Match | Oklahoma employment services and job seeker resources
PA CareerLink | Pennsylvania employment services and job seeker resources
WI Job Center of Wisconsin | Wisconsin employment services and job seeker resources, includes energy as featured industry and provides veteran-specific resources
Minnesota Works | Minnesota employment services and job seeker resources
Pure Michigan Talent Connect | Michigan employment services and job seeker resources
Montana Works | Montana employment services and job seeker resources
Kentucky Career Center | Kentucky employment services and job seeker resources
Arizona Job Connection | Arizona employment services and job seeker resources
Connecting Colorado | Colorado employment services and job seeker resources
Vermont JobLink | Vermont employment services and job seeker resources
Worksource Georgia | Georgia employment services and job seeker resources
New Mexico | New Mexico employment services and job seeker resources
Utah | Utah employment services and job seeker resources
Iowa | Iowa employment services and job seeker resources
North Carolina | North Carolina employment services and job seeker resources
Virginia | Virginia employment services and job seeker resources
The information on this page is derived from a review of general best practices, as market research conducted in development of the Green Workforce Connect website. Thanks to all contributors to this resource including the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), National Association for State Community Services Programs (NASCSP), National Community Action Partnership (NCAP), Service Year Alliance, and the Interstate Renewable Energy Council (IREC).