The Power Generation (POWGEN) project is an initiative focused on addressing the challenges of labor market integration for migrants in the renewable energy and energy rehabilitation sectors. Through close collaboration with public administrations, employment professionals, and sector companies, POWGEN aims to develop specific training programs for migrants to improve their skills and enhance their employability.

During the project’s duration, 5 pilots will be conducted in Spain, Germany, Portugal, and Italy, involving sector companies in each country. These pilots will not only provide employment opportunities for participants but also serve as a platform for sharing best practices, lessons learned, and experiences among the various stakeholders involved.

To achieve these objectives, POWGEN seeks to influence local and European policies to promote a more inclusive work environment, facilitate the recognition of migrants’ qualifications in these sectors, while raising awareness in society about the importance of migrant labor integration and the benefits of an inclusive work environment.

POWGEN aims to contribute to achieving the European Union’s energy and climate objectives for 2030 and climate neutrality by 2050, as outlined in the EU Green Deal. Through the design of specialized training in rehabilitation, energy efficiency, and renewable energies, the project reinforces the implementation of the EU’s Renovation Wave initiative.