The transition to electromobility will reshape Europe’s labour market, creating tens of thousands of jobs in renewable energy, charging infrastructure, and related services while traditional automotive roles decline. This panel will explore the skills needed to build a resilient e-mobility ecosystem, the role of EU and national policies in supporting workers, and industry-led initiatives to ensure no one is left behind.

This session will explore:

•       Which skills are most urgently needed across the extended mobility ecosystem (energy, infrastructure, digital, and service sectors).
•       How policymakers and industry can align on training strategies.
•       Concrete solutions to ensure workers benefit from quality jobs created by the electromobility transition.