Engineers

Engineers have a critical role in helping the energy industry to efficiently produce energy, protect the environment and reach its low-carbon goals. There are many, varied opportunities for engineers across Canada’s energy industry. Engineers create and use technological advancements that contribute to cleaner fuels, energy efficiency, and emissions reduction. There is an ongoing need for engineers in the energy industry where sustainability and environmental protection are so important.

This career might be a fit for you if you like to apply data and reasoning to solve problems. You probably also have an interest in math and science. Working in teams with others is also important. Types of engineers that are needed in the energy industry include: chemical, electrical, mechanical, petroleum, geological and civil, plus others. Once engineers have experience in a specialized area, they can work in a variety of sectors. Your skills as an engineer can help you to transfer from one energy sector to another. 

Established Energy Sectors:

  • Oil and Gas
  • Offshore Oil and Gas
  • Oil Sands
  • Energy Services
  • Pipelines
  • Refining

Emerging Energy Sectors:

  • Biofuels
  • Hydrogen
  • Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG)
  • Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS)

What Engineers Do

Key Skills and Abilities Engineers Need

This chart shows the skills, abilities, and certifications needed as engineers enter and advance their career in the energy industry.  Each occupation, job level, and responsibility will require a different mix of these skills and abilities.

Personal Attributes

  • Active Learning
  • Adaptability
  • Analytical Thinking
  • Attention to Detail
  • Collaboration
  • Innovativeness
  • Leadership
  • Stress Tolerance

Core Knowledge

  • Develop discipline-specific knowledge such as: mechanical and plumbing; buildings and facilities; electrical and electronics; and resource and chemical processing
  • Specialized digital tools for business and data analysis; computer-aided design; process engineering; industrial controls; project management; mapping; and others
  • Project and program management
  • Business planning, financial analysis and operations management
  • Strategies for environmental, social, and governance (ESG) sustainability
  • How to design, manage and maintain facilities 
  • How to use quality management systems 
  • Management of health and safety procedures

Technical Skills

  • Use research and analyses to develop economical ways to create safer methods of production and improve resource conservation
  • Use statistics and analytical software for decision-making
  • Evaluate equipment failures and major equipment changes
  • Develop and/or implement risk review processes to evaluate safety, hazards, and reliable performance 
  • Understand regulatory requirements for industrial equipment and facilities

Beneficial Certifications

  • Driver’s Licence plus a clean abstract 
  • First Aid
  • H2S Alive
  • Fall Protection
  • Confined Space Entry
  • Transportation of Dangerous Goods
  • Aerial Lift
  • Equipment Isolation
  • Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS)
Personal attributes
Technical skills
Beneficial certifications
Core knowledge

Engineering Careers in the Energy Industry

There are different types of education requirements for the engineering career. Entry to an engineering career in energy can start with relevant education, or education combined with related job experience. The chart shows how roles and educational requirements change for each career level. As you advance your career, your education and experience can help you to move across the various sectors in the energy industry.

Career Level

Entry
Mid
Senior Engineer

Education Levels & Areas of Study

Minimum education and/or experience typically required:

Completion of a 4-year University Degree in an Engineering Discipline

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Engineer-in-Training (EIT)

  • EITs are required to work under a professional engineer for a minimum of 1 to 2 years before they can become a professional engineer

Entry-Level Engineer

  • Skills required include: internship or entry-level position to get on-the-job training, learning to work autonomously, take direction, and develop technical skills

Junior Engineer

  • Licensing by a provincial or territorial association requires 3 to 4 years of supervised work experience in engineering and passing an exam 

Minimum education and/or experience typically required:

Completion of a 4-year University Degree in an Engineering Discipline

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Intermediate Engineer

  • Work experience to develop the technical and personal skills needed to adapt to a variety of situations and work settings.

Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) licence

Minimum education and/or experience typically required:

Completion of a 4-year University Degree in an Engineering Discipline

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Senior Engineer

  • Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) licence

Senior Engineer with Specialization

Skills required include:  specialization based on interests and technical and personal skills developed through experience. 

Common specializations include:

  • Product, projects, and processes
  • Business and sales
  • Management
  • Individual contributor

Types of Careers

  • Engineer-in-Training (EIT)
  • Entry-Level Engineer
  • Junior Engineer
  • Intermediate Engineer
  • Senior Engineer
  • Senior Engineer with Specialization

Career Level

Entry

Education Levels & Areas of Study

Minimum education and/or experience typically required:

Completion of a 4-year University Degree in an Engineering Discipline

Visit engineerscanada.ca for more information.

Engineer-in-Training (EIT)

  • EITs are required to work under a professional engineer for a minimum of 1 to 2 years before they can become a professional engineer

Entry-Level Engineer

  • Skills required include: internship or entry-level position to get on-the-job training, learning to work autonomously, take direction, and develop technical skills

Junior Engineer

  • Licensing by a provincial or territorial association requires 3 to 4 years of supervised work experience in engineering and passing an exam 

Types of Careers

  • Engineer-in-Training (EIT)
  • Entry-Level Engineer
  • Junior Engineer

Mid

Education Levels & Areas of Study

Minimum education and/or experience typically required:

Completion of a 4-year University Degree in an Engineering Discipline

Visit engineerscanada.ca for more information.

Intermediate Engineer

  • Work experience to develop the technical and personal skills needed to adapt to a variety of situations and work settings.

Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) licence

Types of Careers

  • Intermediate Engineer

Senior Engineer

Education Levels & Areas of Study

Minimum education and/or experience typically required:

Completion of a 4-year University Degree in an Engineering Discipline

Visit engineerscanada.ca for more information.

Senior Engineer

  • Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) licence

Senior Engineer with Specialization

Skills required include:  specialization based on interests and technical and personal skills developed through experience. 

Common specializations include:

  • Product, projects, and processes
  • Business and sales
  • Management
  • Individual contributor

Types of Careers

  • Senior Engineer
  • Senior Engineer with Specialization

Transferring Engineering Skills from One Energy Sector to Another

There are core skills and knowledge that all engineers need for their careers. These building blocks apply across all energy sectors and for all specializations. The building blocks are:

  • Knowledge of science, technologies and operational processes
  • Knowledge of industrial hazards, and risk management and responses
  • Safety programs and certifications for industrial operations
  • Understanding compliance issues and regulations for the sector 
  • Company Sustainability Goals and ESG Risk Management. 

The following interactive tool presents the core skills and knowledge engineers need as building blocks. It will also identify evolving skills needed to address the needs in each energy sector. Each energy sector uses the building blocks in different ways. 

New entrants to an engineering career can use the tool to understand the building block skills needed to work in sectors across the energy industry. Experienced engineers can use the tool to explore how each building block is applied across the energy sectors.  

How to use the Tool

  1. Click on a building block
  2. Click on a sector
  3. Read about how that skill can be used in a specific sector
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  • Knowledge of Science, Technologies and Operational Processes
  • Knowledge of Industrial Hazards, and Risk Management and Responses
  • Safety Programs and Certifications for Industrial Operations
  • Compliance Issues and Regulations for the Sector
  • Company Sustainability Goals and ESG Risk Management
Knowledge of Science, Technologies and Operational Processes

Browse energy sectors

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Experience with exploration, production, and field operations and processing facilities

Well design and planning

Reservoir modelling and engineering

Production optimization measures including:

  • Understanding and interpreting fluid flow and pressures 
  • Addressing mechanical equipment problems and issues
  • Completing predictive maintenance and troubleshooting

Physics, thermodynamics and statistics

Emissions detection, reduction, and monitoring

Efficiency technologies and management of assets to reduce energy consumption 

Experience with production facilities, vessels, and offshore exploration and operations 

Well design and planning

Reservoir modelling and engineering

Production optimization measures including:

  • Understanding and interpreting fluid flow and pressures 
  • Addressing mechanical equipment problems and issues
  • Completing predictive maintenance and troubleshooting

Physics, thermodynamics and statistics

Emissions detection, reduction, and monitoring

Efficiency technologies and management of assets to reduce energy consumption 

Experience with:

  • Bitumen mining and in-situ extraction
  • Well design and planning
  • Reservoir modelling and engineering
  • Steam assisted gravity drainage (SAGD) oil recovery technology for use in the oil sands 
  • Upgrading processes and facilities
  • Remediation and reclamation

Production optimization measures including:

  • Understanding and interpreting fluid flow and pressures 
  • Addressing mechanical equipment problems and issues
  • Completing predictive maintenance and troubleshooting

Physics, thermodynamics and statistics

Emissions detection, reduction, and monitoring

Efficiency technologies and management of assets to reduce energy consumption

Experience with: 

  • Seismic data collection and interpretation (geomatics)
  • Drilling, testing, completing, maintaining, and reclaiming service lines

Applying expertise and skills to emerging technologies and energy sources such as: geothermal, carbon capture and storage, and methane emissions reduction

Experience with:

  • Pipelines (of all types) and storage facilities 

Pipeline design, operations, and integrity

  • Understanding and interpreting fluid flow and pressures 
  • Addressing mechanical equipment problems and issues
  • Completing predictive maintenance and troubleshooting

Physics, thermodynamics and statistics

Emissions detection, reduction, and monitoring

Efficiency technologies and management of assets to reduce energy consumption

Experience with:

  • Production processes using electrolysis technologies, electrochemical and thermochemical reactions and carbon capture and storage (CCS)
  • Underground storage 
  • Compressing, liquifying, and blending of hydrogen for truck and pipeline transportation
  • Working with fuel cells

Knowledge of the properties, behaviour, and handling of hydrogen 

Production optimization measures including:

  • Understanding and interpreting fluid flow and pressures 
  • Addressing mechanical equipment problems and issues
  • Completing predictive maintenance and troubleshooting

Physics, thermodynamics and statistics

Emissions detection, reduction, and monitoring

Efficiency technologies and management of assets to reduce energy consumption 

Experience with:

  • Drilling and completion for CO2injection wells
  • Capture, separation, purification, liquefication, steam generation and transmission of carbon
  • Storage of CO2 , evaluation and monitoring of CO2 storage sites

Properties and behaviour of carbon/CO2

Production optimization measures including:

  • Understanding and interpreting fluid flow and pressures 
  • Addressing mechanical equipment problems and issues
  • Completing predictive maintenance and troubleshooting

Physics, thermodynamics and statistics

Emissions detection, reduction, and monitoring

Efficiency technologies and management of assets to reduce energy consumption 

Experience with:

  • Natural gas liquefication and LNG storage, transportation, and re-gasification processes

Production optimization measures including:

  • Understanding and interpreting fluid flow and pressures 
  • Addressing mechanical equipment problems and issues
  • Completing predictive maintenance and troubleshooting

Physics, thermodynamics and statistics

Emissions detection, reduction, and monitoring

Efficiency technologies and management of assets to reduce energy consumption 

Experience with:

  • Oil refining processes for creating end uses and products

Production optimization measures including:

  • Understanding and interpreting fluid flow and pressures 
  • Addressing mechanical equipment problems and issues
  • Completing predictive maintenance and troubleshooting

Physics, thermodynamics and statistics

Emissions detection, reduction, and monitoring

Efficiency technologies and management of assets to reduce energy consumption 

Experience with:

  • Refining, petrochemical processing, and carbon capture technologies 
  • Feedstock production, handling, and processing
  • Storage and transportation of feedstock to refinery (by pipeline, tanker, rail, etc.)

Production optimization measures including:

  • Understanding and interpreting fluid flow and pressures 
  • Addressing mechanical equipment problems and issues
  • Completing predictive maintenance and troubleshooting

Physics, thermodynamics and statistics

Emissions detection, reduction, and monitoring

Efficiency technologies and management of assets to reduce energy consumption 

Browse energy sectors

Knowledge of Science, Technologies and Operational Processes

Select to learn how these skills can be applied across energy sectors

Experience with exploration, production, and field operations and processing facilities

Well design and planning

Reservoir modelling and engineering

Production optimization measures including:

  • Understanding and interpreting fluid flow and pressures 
  • Addressing mechanical equipment problems and issues
  • Completing predictive maintenance and troubleshooting

Physics, thermodynamics and statistics

Emissions detection, reduction, and monitoring

Efficiency technologies and management of assets to reduce energy consumption 

Experience with production facilities, vessels, and offshore exploration and operations 

Well design and planning

Reservoir modelling and engineering

Production optimization measures including:

  • Understanding and interpreting fluid flow and pressures 
  • Addressing mechanical equipment problems and issues
  • Completing predictive maintenance and troubleshooting

Physics, thermodynamics and statistics

Emissions detection, reduction, and monitoring

Efficiency technologies and management of assets to reduce energy consumption 

Experience with:

  • Bitumen mining and in-situ extraction
  • Well design and planning
  • Reservoir modelling and engineering
  • Steam assisted gravity drainage (SAGD) oil recovery technology for use in the oil sands 
  • Upgrading processes and facilities
  • Remediation and reclamation

Production optimization measures including:

  • Understanding and interpreting fluid flow and pressures 
  • Addressing mechanical equipment problems and issues
  • Completing predictive maintenance and troubleshooting

Physics, thermodynamics and statistics

Emissions detection, reduction, and monitoring

Efficiency technologies and management of assets to reduce energy consumption

Experience with: 

  • Seismic data collection and interpretation (geomatics)
  • Drilling, testing, completing, maintaining, and reclaiming service lines

Applying expertise and skills to emerging technologies and energy sources such as: geothermal, carbon capture and storage, and methane emissions reduction

Experience with:

  • Pipelines (of all types) and storage facilities 

Pipeline design, operations, and integrity

  • Understanding and interpreting fluid flow and pressures 
  • Addressing mechanical equipment problems and issues
  • Completing predictive maintenance and troubleshooting

Physics, thermodynamics and statistics

Emissions detection, reduction, and monitoring

Efficiency technologies and management of assets to reduce energy consumption

Experience with:

  • Production processes using electrolysis technologies, electrochemical and thermochemical reactions and carbon capture and storage (CCS)
  • Underground storage 
  • Compressing, liquifying, and blending of hydrogen for truck and pipeline transportation
  • Working with fuel cells

Knowledge of the properties, behaviour, and handling of hydrogen 

Production optimization measures including:

  • Understanding and interpreting fluid flow and pressures 
  • Addressing mechanical equipment problems and issues
  • Completing predictive maintenance and troubleshooting

Physics, thermodynamics and statistics

Emissions detection, reduction, and monitoring

Efficiency technologies and management of assets to reduce energy consumption 

Experience with:

  • Drilling and completion for CO2injection wells
  • Capture, separation, purification, liquefication, steam generation and transmission of carbon
  • Storage of CO2 , evaluation and monitoring of CO2 storage sites

Properties and behaviour of carbon/CO2

Production optimization measures including:

  • Understanding and interpreting fluid flow and pressures 
  • Addressing mechanical equipment problems and issues
  • Completing predictive maintenance and troubleshooting

Physics, thermodynamics and statistics

Emissions detection, reduction, and monitoring

Efficiency technologies and management of assets to reduce energy consumption 

Experience with:

  • Natural gas liquefication and LNG storage, transportation, and re-gasification processes

Production optimization measures including:

  • Understanding and interpreting fluid flow and pressures 
  • Addressing mechanical equipment problems and issues
  • Completing predictive maintenance and troubleshooting

Physics, thermodynamics and statistics

Emissions detection, reduction, and monitoring

Efficiency technologies and management of assets to reduce energy consumption 

Experience with:

  • Oil refining processes for creating end uses and products

Production optimization measures including:

  • Understanding and interpreting fluid flow and pressures 
  • Addressing mechanical equipment problems and issues
  • Completing predictive maintenance and troubleshooting

Physics, thermodynamics and statistics

Emissions detection, reduction, and monitoring

Efficiency technologies and management of assets to reduce energy consumption 

Experience with:

  • Refining, petrochemical processing, and carbon capture technologies 
  • Feedstock production, handling, and processing
  • Storage and transportation of feedstock to refinery (by pipeline, tanker, rail, etc.)

Production optimization measures including:

  • Understanding and interpreting fluid flow and pressures 
  • Addressing mechanical equipment problems and issues
  • Completing predictive maintenance and troubleshooting

Physics, thermodynamics and statistics

Emissions detection, reduction, and monitoring

Efficiency technologies and management of assets to reduce energy consumption 

Knowledge of Industrial Hazards, and Risk Management and Responses

Browse energy sectors

Select to learn how these skills can be applied across energy sectors

Identification of industrial hazards 

Ongoing assessment of risks for the sector such as chemical, equipment, and materials handling

Solving, controlling, and preventing risks

Identification of industrial hazards 

Ongoing assessment of risks such as working in a marine environment and handling equipment and materials in varied weather conditions

Solving, controlling, and preventing risks

Identification of industrial hazards 

Ongoing assessment of risks such as working around steam at high pressure and equipment and materials handling in varied weather and ground conditions

Solving, controlling, and preventing those risks

Identification of industrial hazards 

Ongoing assessment of risks such as transporting and handling materials, equipment, and chemicals in varied weather and ground conditions

Solving, controlling, and preventing those risks

Identification of industrial hazards 

Ongoing assessment of pipeline operational risks for the worksite and its materials and equipment 

Solving, controlling, and preventing those risks

Identification of industrial hazards 

Ongoing assessment of risks including the properties, behaviour, and handling of hydrogen gas and liquids, and materials and equipment

Solving, controlling, and preventing those risks

Identification of industrial hazards 

Ongoing assessment of risks for the sector such as CO2, and equipment and materials handling

Solving, controlling, and preventing those risks

Identification of industrial hazards 

Ongoing assessment of risks such as feedstock, and materials and equipment handling

Solving, controlling, and preventing those risks

Identification of industrial hazards 

Ongoing assessment of risks, such as feedstock, and materials and equipment handling 

Solving, controlling, and preventing those risks

Identification of industrial hazards 

Ongoing assessment of risks for the sector such as feedstock, and materials and equipment handling

Solving, controlling, and preventing those risks

Browse energy sectors

Knowledge of Industrial Hazards, and Risk Management and Responses

Select to learn how these skills can be applied across energy sectors

Identification of industrial hazards 

Ongoing assessment of risks for the sector such as chemical, equipment, and materials handling

Solving, controlling, and preventing risks

Identification of industrial hazards 

Ongoing assessment of risks such as working in a marine environment and handling equipment and materials in varied weather conditions

Solving, controlling, and preventing risks

Identification of industrial hazards 

Ongoing assessment of risks such as working around steam at high pressure and equipment and materials handling in varied weather and ground conditions

Solving, controlling, and preventing those risks

Identification of industrial hazards 

Ongoing assessment of risks such as transporting and handling materials, equipment, and chemicals in varied weather and ground conditions

Solving, controlling, and preventing those risks

Identification of industrial hazards 

Ongoing assessment of pipeline operational risks for the worksite and its materials and equipment 

Solving, controlling, and preventing those risks

Identification of industrial hazards 

Ongoing assessment of risks including the properties, behaviour, and handling of hydrogen gas and liquids, and materials and equipment

Solving, controlling, and preventing those risks

Identification of industrial hazards 

Ongoing assessment of risks for the sector such as CO2, and equipment and materials handling

Solving, controlling, and preventing those risks

Identification of industrial hazards 

Ongoing assessment of risks such as feedstock, and materials and equipment handling

Solving, controlling, and preventing those risks

Identification of industrial hazards 

Ongoing assessment of risks, such as feedstock, and materials and equipment handling 

Solving, controlling, and preventing those risks

Identification of industrial hazards 

Ongoing assessment of risks for the sector such as feedstock, and materials and equipment handling

Solving, controlling, and preventing those risks

Safety Programs and Certifications for Industrial Operations

Browse energy sectors

Select to learn how these skills can be applied across energy sectors

Working with fluids under pressure and flammable fluids

Construction and industrial safety for work sites in all sectors with some specializations, including:

  • Pipeline construction safety
  • H2S Alive
  • Oil spill response

Working with fluids under pressure and flammable fluids

Construction and industrial safety for work sites in all sectors with some specializations, including:

  • Basic survival
  • H2S Alive
  • Helicopter/vessel safety
  • Oil spill response

Working with fluids under pressure and flammable fluids

Construction and industrial safety for work sites in all sectors with some specializations, including:

  • Pipeline construction safety
  • H2S Alive
  • Oil spill response

Working with fluids under pressure and flammable fluids

Construction and industrial safety for work sites in all sectors with some specializations:

  • Pipeline construction safety
  • H2S Alive
  • Oil spill response
  • Transportation of Dangerous Goods

Working with fluids under pressure and flammable fluids

Construction and industrial safety for work sites in all sectors with some specializations, including:

  • Pipeline construction safety
  • H2S Alive
  • Oil spill response

Working with fluids under pressure and flammable fluids

Construction and industrial safety for work sites in all sectors with some specializations, including:

  • Pipeline construction safety
  • Advanced hydrogen safety
  • H2S Alive

Working with fluids under pressure and flammable fluids

Construction and industrial safety for work sites in all sectors with some specializations:

  • Pipeline construction safety
  • Potential hazards working with CO2
  • H2S Alive

Working with fluids under pressure and flammable fluids

Construction and industrial safety for work sites in all sectors with some specializations, including:

  • Pipeline construction safety
  • H2S Alive
  • Canadian Marine Certificate of Competency
  • Small vessel operator proficiency
  • Radio license

Working with fluids under pressure and flammable fluids

Construction and industrial safety for work sites in all sectors with some specializations:

  • Pipeline construction safety
  • H2S Alive
  • Oil spill response
  • Transportation of Dangerous Goods

Working with fluids under pressure and flammable fluids

Construction and industrial safety for work sites in all sectors with some specializations:

  • Pipeline construction safety
  • H2S Alive
  • Oil spill response
  • Transportation of Dangerous Goods

Browse energy sectors

Safety Programs and Certifications for Industrial Operations

Select to learn how these skills can be applied across energy sectors

Working with fluids under pressure and flammable fluids

Construction and industrial safety for work sites in all sectors with some specializations, including:

  • Pipeline construction safety
  • H2S Alive
  • Oil spill response

Working with fluids under pressure and flammable fluids

Construction and industrial safety for work sites in all sectors with some specializations, including:

  • Basic survival
  • H2S Alive
  • Helicopter/vessel safety
  • Oil spill response

Working with fluids under pressure and flammable fluids

Construction and industrial safety for work sites in all sectors with some specializations, including:

  • Pipeline construction safety
  • H2S Alive
  • Oil spill response

Working with fluids under pressure and flammable fluids

Construction and industrial safety for work sites in all sectors with some specializations:

  • Pipeline construction safety
  • H2S Alive
  • Oil spill response
  • Transportation of Dangerous Goods

Working with fluids under pressure and flammable fluids

Construction and industrial safety for work sites in all sectors with some specializations, including:

  • Pipeline construction safety
  • H2S Alive
  • Oil spill response

Working with fluids under pressure and flammable fluids

Construction and industrial safety for work sites in all sectors with some specializations, including:

  • Pipeline construction safety
  • Advanced hydrogen safety
  • H2S Alive

Working with fluids under pressure and flammable fluids

Construction and industrial safety for work sites in all sectors with some specializations:

  • Pipeline construction safety
  • Potential hazards working with CO2
  • H2S Alive

Working with fluids under pressure and flammable fluids

Construction and industrial safety for work sites in all sectors with some specializations, including:

  • Pipeline construction safety
  • H2S Alive
  • Canadian Marine Certificate of Competency
  • Small vessel operator proficiency
  • Radio license

Working with fluids under pressure and flammable fluids

Construction and industrial safety for work sites in all sectors with some specializations:

  • Pipeline construction safety
  • H2S Alive
  • Oil spill response
  • Transportation of Dangerous Goods

Working with fluids under pressure and flammable fluids

Construction and industrial safety for work sites in all sectors with some specializations:

  • Pipeline construction safety
  • H2S Alive
  • Oil spill response
  • Transportation of Dangerous Goods
Compliance Issues and Regulations for the Sector

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Regulations, compliance and reporting and their impact to operations in the sector

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Compliance Issues and Regulations for the Sector

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Regulations, compliance and reporting and their impact to operations in the sector

Company Sustainability Goals and ESG Risk Management

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Sustainability and ESG risk issues and their impact to day-to-day responsibilities and processes

Browse energy sectors

Company Sustainability Goals and ESG Risk Management

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Sustainability and ESG risk issues and their impact to day-to-day responsibilities and processes

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