12 jobs that are set to boom over the next decade

Employment of solar photovoltaic installers is projected to increase 36.5% between 2025 and 2035.

Cavan Images/Marc Morrison/Getty Images The Bureau of Labor Statistics published new job projections for hundreds of titles.

The fastest-growing jobs between 2025 and 2035 are a mix of healthcare, energy, and tech work.

Nurse practitioners are projected to experience the largest percent increase at 41%.

The future is bright for nurse practitioners and solar photovoltaic installers.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics published new job projections on Thursday, showing which roles are set to experience massive employment declines and which may flourish between 2025 and 2035.

The jobs projected to grow the fastest over the decade are a mix of healthcare, energy, and tech work.

Nurse practitioners, who typically earn six figures, had the highest percent increase at 41%, far faster than the overall projection of 3.5%.

One reason for that projected demand is that in many states, they can perform duties that used to be reserved for physicians.

Two renewable energy-related jobs are also expected to quickly grow: Solar photovoltaic installers had the second-highest percent increase, and wind turbine service technicians had the fourth-highest.

"As the cost of PV systems continues to decrease, more households are expected to take advantage of these systems, resulting in greater demand for the workers who install and maintain them," BLS said.

Employment of data scientists is projected to increase by about 35% because businesses will need to hire workers to handle the expected increase in data usage and collection.

Computer and information research scientists are also among the projected fastest-growing jobs, partly to work on AI tools.

Typical educational requirements vary among the top 12 jobs.