Energy transition: Labor impact and new competencies
The energy transition transforms the labor market with new technical profiles and the adaptation of traditional sectors to new demands.
Energy innovation encompasses the technologies, operational models, and strategies that modernize how energy is produced, transported, stored, and consumed. It integrates digital tools, efficiency systems, industrial electrification, automation, intelligent sensing, and advanced analytics applied across conventional and emerging energy infrastructures.
In key regions such as the United States, Latin America, and Europe, MENA, innovation enhances reliability, reduces emissions, increases asset performance, and accelerates the transition toward resilient and interconnected energy systems.
What you’ll find in this section
This category presents technical content focused on the technologies and trends shaping the future of energy. Core themes include:
- Industrial digitalization: IIoT, sensors, real-time monitoring, and digital twins.
- Advanced analytics: predictive models, machine learning, and performance optimization.
- Efficiency and electrification: electric drives, smart systems, and energy management.
- Emerging materials & technologies: advanced batteries, hydrogen, carbon capture.
- Automation: robotics, intelligent control, and remote operations.
- Data-driven integrity: digital inspection, advanced RBI, automated evaluation.
- Operational sustainability: emission reduction, alternative fuels, circular practices.
The section includes applied analyses, case studies, comparative evaluations, and global insights.
Why this sector matters?
Energy innovation increases reliability, operational efficiency, and sustainability across the entire energy ecosystem. It supports better decision-making, reduces operational disruptions, and strengthens long-term competitiveness. Technical challenges include system integration, digital maturity, cybersecurity, and workforce adaptation.
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Renewable gas colors and their role in the energy transition
Each type of renewable gas is associated with a color that defines its origin, composition and function within the decentralized, low-carbon energy matrix.
Renewable energy as an ethical and profitable investment opportunity.
Renewable energy investments combine profitability and environmental responsibility, shaping a sustainable energy future.
Business models for the transition to sustainable energies
Regulatory changes and social pressure are driving a profound revision of business models to respond to energy and climate requirements.
How renewable energy in mining is opening up opportunities
The mining industry is adopting renewable energy sources such as wind and solar to strengthen competitiveness and reduce dependence on fossil fuels.
Energy transition: technical support from hydrocarbons
The energy transition continues to depend on fossil infrastructure to maintain stability and continuity in key industrial operations.
How the circular economy is changing the energy industry
Companies are adopting circular models to reduce costs, reuse materials, and respond to regulatory demands in global industrial environments.
Engineering contribution in the reduction of gas emissions
Reducing greenhouse gas emissions is crucial to avoid catastrophic consequences such as sea level rise and biodiversity loss.
Green automation for emission reduction in industry
Innovative technological solutions for more sustainable automation in modern industry.
Do you know what are the renewable energy sources of the future?
Renewable energy sources represent an energy vector with great potential capable of satisfying the global demand for electricity