Force organization SP Energy Organizations has dispatched an enlistment drive for 135 "green positions" to assist with changing the power organization.
The organization said the positions would attempt to improve the organization and empower the "quick take-up" of renewables and low-carbon innovation.
hello will be situated in focal and southern Scotland.
First Pastor Nicola Sturgeon reported the positions, alongside another green institute.
The New Green Positions Labor force Foundation, divulged by the principal serve at SP Energy's Cumbernauld preparing focus, is intended to assist with peopling secure green positions and master new abilities.
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Ms Sturgeon said: "To assist with handling environmental change Scotland is as of now putting resources into green abilities and drawing in new green open positions.
"It is extraordinary to see Scottish Force making 135 new green positions in Scotland and I would urge different bosses to take cues from them.
"The institute's vocation guides stand prepared to help people keen on these positions access the right preparing to help their profession progress."
'Greener future'
A sum of 152 green positions were reported by the organization, with some based external Scotland.
They will be in designing, development, manageability, investigation, wellbeing and ecological arranging.
Plain Mitchell, CEO of SP Energy Organizations, said: "With under 100 days to go to COP26 in Glasgow, we're carrying really green positions to Scotland to help the country with its desires to be net-zero by 2045.
"These jobs offer an assortment of vocation openings in an organization that is resolved to net-zero and is contributing great many pounds each and every day to help achieve a cleaner, greener future."
Industry body Scottish Renewables said the institute would assist with offering a practical vocation way in the area.
CEO Claire Mack added: "It likewise implies that Scotland will keep on fostering a-list low-carbon work market with abilities that will be sought after across the globe as different nations emulate Scotland's example to decarbonise their power, transport and warming energy interest."
Fabrice Leveque, of the protection noble cause WWF Scotland, said: "We're especially satisfied to see environmentally friendly power and transport featured, as changing our propensities in these areas is vital to building the labor force of things to come, yet to assisting us with arriving at our net zero discharge targets."
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