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Amid skill shortages, companies continue to outsource solar maintenance

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About half of more than 400 surveyed original equipment manufacturers, technicians and installers said they are using external partners for their solar maintenance.A critical shortage of specialized skills and resources within organizations is increasingly driving companies to outsource their solar equipment maintenance, found a survey by Fluke, a specialist in test and measurement instruments for solar installers. Key findings from the survey i…
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Amid skill shortages, companies continue to outsource solar maintenance

About half of more than 400 surveyed original equipment manufacturers, technicians and installers said they are using external partners for their solar maintenance.A critical shortage of specialized skills and resources within organizations is increasingly driving companies to outsource their solar equipment maintenance, found a survey by Fluke, a specialist in test and measurement instruments for solar installers. Key findings from the survey i…

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Skills shortage is ‘key threat’ facing businesses, Luxembourg CEOs say

Recruitment, AI and climate-focused investments continue to be the main challenges for bosses, according to latest annual PwC survey.

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