E&P As I See It: A New Industry Workforce

Oilfield jobs have taken a stunning hit, but the drive toward digitalization and a low-carbon future will create new opportunities for the industry’s workers.

Brian

Walzel

Hart Energy

Tue, 10/06/2020 - 03:00 PM

Technologies that enable the energy transition are going to play an increasingly significant role in energy company operations while offering new job growth opportunities.

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