The Oil & Gas sector is amongst the 8 core industries driving economic growth in India and plays a crucial role in the country’s economic growth. India is one of the fastest-growing major economies in the world and the 3rd largest energy and oil consumer in the world, after US and China.
Oil & Gas occupies approximately 35% share in India’s energy consumption. Although there is an increased focus on gas and renewables, demand for oil has always been on the rise, and is estimated to grow at least until 2040
In India, the sector is of strategic importance because of direct impact of oil prices on the economy and hence its impact on the citizens of the country. Various factors that may lead to higher demand of labour force, skilled and unskilled, in near future are as follows:
Students are being trained for the urgent need of technicians for:
Technicians are required across Oil and Gas value chain for:
It’s an established fact now that skilled certified manpower demand and supply gap is steadily and continuously increasing since the year 2010. Earnest & Young recent study suggests that the industry is likely to require around 25,000 additional trained manpower in the next five years due to business growth and retirement or attrition in the sector due to the following key reasons: