The energy industry needs a robust, growing and highly skilled workforce to continue to meet today’s energy needs while building the decarbonized energy system of the future. Yet energy executives across the oil and gas and clean energy spectrum regularly cite retaining and recruiting talent as among their biggest challenges. How can the industry attract the next generation of talent to replace an aging workforce? Where are the opportunities and risks for the industry’s workforce in the energy transition? How will new digital tools like AI affect the energy workforce?
The energy transition has gained significant momentum in recent years, but the world is not yet on track to hit ambitious 2050 net-zero targets. How can the world accelerate the transition to cleaner fuels while ensuring energy affordability and accessibility? Where is investment most needed to accelerate progress? What are the key priorities for companies as they navigate the energy transition? What policies are needed from governments to achieve a just energy transition?
It is a very competitive and challenging landscape when it comes to attracting talent for the oil and gas industry. Competition from the technology sector seems to be one of the greatest challenges the energy industry faces. What are the messages that the oil and gas sector can deliver to potential candidates to help “de-mystify” the industry and compete with the technological giants for this talent pool?