

Green Jobs in the Age of AI: Building a workforce for the energy transition
Seeking expressions of interest from senior (c-suite, director-level) individuals from businesses, NGOs, and government to join a ~20-person strategic roundtable in the UNFCCC Blue Zone. Spots are limited so an early RSVP is recommended.
Are Green Jobs More Resilient Against AI Disruption?
The world faces two unprecedented labor issues: firstly the threat of crumbling job security from AI, secondly a serious skills shortage for the energy transition.
These two narratives are widely debated, but rarely seen as a single story.
Join us to discover new research revealing that green jobs are resilient to AI disruption.
In this senior-level roundtable we will explore -
Could AI labor concerns transform the green jobs narrative?
How can this new narrative support the growth of the net zero economy?
Other cultural and communications barriers, and solutions.
Please join this Chatham House senior debate. Speaker participants include:
Claire Lund, Chief Sustainability Officer, National Grid
Efrem Bycer, Head of Workforce and Climate Policy Partnerships, LinkedIn
Lucy Shea, CEO, Futerra
Gareth Redmond-King, International Lead, Energy & Climate Intelligence Unit
The session will open with insights from new research report, commissioned by Futerra Solutions Union, the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit (ECIU) and undertaken by CBI Economics, on Green Jobs and AI Resilience.
This topic is a priority for the COP Action Agenda, Youth and Education. We hope you will join us.