California's clean energy economy is growing faster than its workforce can keep up. From solar installation crews in the Central Valley to battery storage engineers in the Bay Area, employers across the state are reporting significant difficulty filling positions at every level of the skills spectrum.

The California Energy Commission estimates that the state will need to add roughly 200,000 clean-energy workers over the next decade to meet its climate goals. Here's a breakdown of the most in-demand roles and how to get into them.