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Renewables & Solar salaries

Renewables & Solar pay in the United States from official BLS OEWS figures, until ElectricalRoles.com has enough job ads with pay to publish its own.

Median salary · United States

$55,000

10th percentile
$43,100
25th percentile
$48,300
Median (50th)
$55,000
75th percentile
$65,100
90th percentile
$82,800

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025 (Solar Photovoltaic Installers, code 47-2231). Moved to 2026 Q2 with the BLS Employment Cost Index, wages and salaries, private industry construction. Figures are annual, in USD. We switch to live job-ad figures once we have five or more renewables & solar ads with pay.

By state

 25thMedian75thSource
Arizona$46,900$53,000$62,600Official
Arkansas$46,400$46,400$50,900Official
California$51,900$62,700$75,200Official
Colorado$50,700$51,500$58,300Official
Connecticut$46,800$57,500$61,500Official
Florida$47,800$52,300$58,100Official
Georgia$49,500$49,500$59,900Official
Hawaii$56,900$72,800$83,900Official
Illinois$49,600$61,700$73,300Official
Indiana$41,100$47,800$49,600Official
Iowa$54,600$58,700$62,800Official
Kansas$44,800$51,700$58,400Official
Maine$60,100$63,400$63,500Official
Maryland$46,300$47,000$60,900Official
Massachusetts$51,300$61,300$72,900Official
Michigan$46,200$48,700$59,800Official
Nevada$57,900$70,200$86,600Official
New Jersey$63,300$81,700$105,600Official
New Mexico$47,700$50,200$63,700Official
New York$51,000$58,100$60,800Official
North Carolina$41,100$45,400$50,200Official
Ohio$53,000$64,600$68,400Official
Oregon$62,500$68,700$90,400Official
Pennsylvania$47,200$49,400$54,800Official
South Carolina$49,400$52,300$61,400Official
South Dakota$43,100$43,900$69,500Official
Texas$41,700$49,900$61,300Official
Utah$50,000$51,700$58,700Official
Vermont$49,900$51,200$61,400Official
Virginia$49,400$50,900$61,000Official
Washington$52,200$63,800$63,800Official
Wisconsin$49,600$51,500$67,600Official

Ranges are indicative for the US market and vary by state, project type (residential vs. utility-scale), certification, and overtime. Figures reflect BLS data and employer postings; solar PV installers and wind turbine technicians remain among the fastest-growing occupations nationally.

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