The Charter for Military Service Leavers is a dedicated initiative committed to supporting service leavers, cadets, and reservists as they transition from military life into rewarding careers within the renewable energy sector. Built on a foundation of care, respect, and a deep understanding of the unique challenges faced by military personnel, The Charter acts as a trusted partner, guiding individuals through tailored training programs, personalised mentorship, and carefully designed employment pathways.

Recognising the invaluable qualities that military service instills—discipline, leadership, technical expertise, adaptability, and an unwavering commitment to excellence—The Charter seeks to align these strengths with the rising demand for skilled professionals in the renewable energy industry. By bridging the gap between the experiences of armed forces members and the opportunities within this vital sector, The Charter provides a clear route to sustainable, impactful careers.

At the heart of The Charter is a collaborative approach, working closely with leading organisations across the renewable energy industry to ensure meaningful roles that match the skills and aspirations of military leavers. Whether it’s through partnerships with energy innovators or bespoke training programs designed to build on existing skills, The Charter ensures every individual is equipped with the tools and confidence needed to thrive in this growing field.

Beyond its practical support, The Charter embodies a larger mission: to empower those who have served the nation to play a pivotal role in building a greener, more sustainable future. By helping former military personnel harness their potential, The Charter contributes not only to the professional development of these individuals but also to the broader goal of achieving net-zero emissions and advancing the energy transition.

Through its unwavering dedication, The Charter stands as a beacon of opportunity and purpose, symbolising a commitment to honoring service and unlocking the potential of military leavers to shape a brighter tomorrow in the renewable energy sector.