Abstract
This chapter will attempt to set the stage with facts and trends in the energy workforce, and link those with cultural and policy shifts that are affecting capital and investments which will drive the future of the energy workforce to look and act differently. Background with statistics on energy resource portfolio and graduates (new workforce) starting in 1980. Graphically depicting where jobs are within the energy sectors and the demographics of those employees and leaders, 1880s to current. Discussion about percentage of retirements, innovation, policy intervention, social responsibility, and individual values changing company cultures and hiring practices. The future of the energy workforce is unpredictable, but positive as we use energy more efficiently and create a more nimble workforce.
| Original language | American English |
|---|---|
| Title of host publication | Energy Education in a Transitioning World |
| Editors | V. Pappa, A. Danielson, A. S. Weber |
| Pages | 305-327 |
| DOIs | |
| State | Published - 2026 |
NLR Publication Number
- NLR/CH-6A65-100563
Keywords
- education
- energy industry
- labor market trends
- recruiting
- social responsibility
- workforce development
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