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German industrial trade union in an effort to turn the country鈥檚 energy transition into a job-creating engine for Germany. "This government has to risk more transformation," said IG BCE President Michael Vassiliadis. Chancellor Angela Merkel鈥檚 recently formed 鈥渃limate cabinet,鈥� set up to devise policy to cut CO2 emissions, needs to focus more on support rather than demands in order to trigger a modernisation push in the country, Vassiliadis added. He warned that by 2050, the decline in employment in the energy and energy-intensive sectors would be relatively greater than that in all other economic sectors. A concerted political, economic and social effort is now needed to transform Germany into the technological leader of the transition, otherwise a great deal of 鈥済ood industrial work will be lost鈥�, Vassiliadis stressed. The energy transition will only succeed if it presents new perspectives for both the economy and the public and not simply perceived as a job killer, he added. IG BCE represents a number of industrial sectors, including mining, chemicals, energy, plastics and mineral oil and gas.

From solar-panel cleaners to housing-insulation specialists and wind-turbine climbers, Germany's move to a low-carbon economy powered by renewable energy sources is shaping new businesses and the jobs market, but also leads to turmoil in whole industry sectors.