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Energy & Renewables Jobs in Spain

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Spain is running one of Europe's largest renewables build-outs: record shares of the country's electricity now come from wind and solar, and the pipeline of new projects keeps hiring engineers, project managers and technicians across the whole map — this is one of the few white-collar sectors where the jobs are not concentrated in Madrid and Barcelona. The employers span the full chain: Acciona and Solaria developing and operating plants, Nordex manufacturing wind turbines in Spanish factories, Elecnor building the infrastructure, Redeia running the grid, and the utilities and majors — Iberdrola, Endesa, Naturgy, Repsol, Cepsa — staffing their transition businesses.

Language splits by altitude. Site, construction and O&M roles are Spanish-first because the crews are; the multinationals' engineering, development and corporate teams — and anything with international project scope — frequently work in English. A note on coverage: Iberdrola's careers feed currently yields few adverts relative to the company's real hiring, so treat its count here as a floor, and Siemens Gamesa is not yet indexed at all.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which energy companies are hiring in Spain?
This page tracks 1,601 openings at 106 employers — developers and operators (Acciona, Solaria, Opdenergy), manufacturers (Nordex, Soltec), the grid operator Redeia and Enagás, and the utilities and majors: Iberdrola, Endesa, Naturgy, Repsol, Cepsa and EDP.
Do I need Spanish for renewable energy jobs in Spain?
For site, construction and maintenance roles, almost always yes. Engineering, project development, energy trading and corporate roles at the multinationals are frequently English-language, particularly where the project scope is international. Each advert shows its stated requirement.
Where are Spain's energy jobs located?
Everywhere — that is the sector's distinguishing feature. Headquarters sit in Madrid and Bilbao, but wind and solar projects hire in Aragón, both Castillas, Andalusia and Extremadura, and Nordex manufactures in Navarra. Field roles follow the projects, not the big cities.
Is the sector growing or slowing?
Still growing: Spain's solar and wind pipeline remains among Europe's largest, grid investment is expanding to absorb it, and the oil majors keep shifting hiring toward their transition businesses. Individual counts on this page move with each company's project cycle.

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