This section is the energy utilities sector, covering power generation, electricity and gas transmission and distribution, and heating supply. Employers sponsor engineers and technical specialists such as electrical and power-systems engineers, grid and network planners, and renewables project managers. Skilled Worker sponsorship dominates, and demand is rising as networks expand for wind, solar and grid upgrades.
There are 217 licensed visa sponsors in energy: electricity, gas & steam, with 394 live jobs between them. Sponsor figures come from the official Home Office register and are updated daily.
Power generators, grid and network operators, and gas and heat suppliers hold licences here. Filter the live register to electricity, gas and steam supply to see which sponsors are currently hiring.
The Skilled Worker visa covers most engineering and technical energy roles. You need a job offer from a licensed sponsor at or above the going rate for the occupation. Some senior or research-focused roles may also qualify for the Global Talent route.
Yes. Wind, solar and grid-modernisation employers recruit sponsored engineers, project managers and planners, and many hold Skilled Worker licences. Whether a specific role qualifies depends on its occupation code and salary rather than the technology, so check the eligibility for your job title.