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percent while overall jobs declined 2.2 percenft in the state between 1998and 2007, according to new researcnh by the . Ohio was part of a nationall trend that saw job growtb in the clean energy econom y outperforming overall job growth in 38 states and the Districr of Columbia between 1998and 2007. jobs in the clean energy economyg grew at a rateof 9.1 percent whilr total jobs grew by only 3.7 percent over the same In 2007, there were more than 35,250 jobs in Ohio’ds clean energy economy – about the same as at , the state’s largest employer. Pew’s report is titled “Thde Clean Energy Economy: Repowering Jobs, Businesses and Investments Acrosa America.
” It attempts to present a cleaer definition of the clean energy economy and conduct a count acrosxs all 50 states ofthe jobs, companies and venturer capital investments that supply it. “Ohio’sw clean energy sector has been a bright spot in an otherwiserdifficult economy,” said Tom Bullock, Ohio representativ for the Pew Environment Group, in a presss release. He added that Ohio attractex morethan $74 million in cleab technology venture capital in the last three years.
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