WPC Energy Young Professionals 2023 survey, the path to net zero, launched at the Congress in Calgary
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WPC 2023 Youth Survey - “Youth Perception of the Energy Industry: The Future Landscape”
In an ever-changing landscape marked by the current energy crisis, affecting security and affordability of supply, where does that leave the need for reduced energy emissions? What impact will this crisis have on government and company policies and investment? And what role will each of the energy sources play in the future landscape of energy?
The WPC Young Professionals (YP) Committee in collaboration with Accenture have developed the latest Youth Survey focused on “Youth Perception of the Energy Industry: The Future Landscape”.
This edition of the WPC Youth Survey looks into the perception of students and young professionals in the Energy industry on these questions, as well as providing insight on what actions are they (as a society) are willing to take and what they consider to be the priorities for energy companies. This insight will provide valuable quantitative data on what the younger generation believe companies should focus on, both strategy and communication wise.
All were invited to take part in this survey on “Youth Perception of the Energy Industry:The Future Landscape” and share views on the future of the energy industry?
Every participant was entered in a draw to win a free registration to attend the 24th World Petroleum Congress focused on ‘Energy Transition: The Path to Net Zero’ in Calgary this September.
If you are a student or young professional considering a career in the energy industry or already working there? We want to hear from you! So if you were not able to participate then get in touch for further Survey details
The results will be presented at the 24th World Petroleum Congress and debated with top executives. Survey participants will enter the draw to win a free registration to attend the 24th World Petroleum Congress in Calgary, Canada this September.
The Youth Survey link is now closed - thank you for your input. Nearly 2000 entries received ... more news soon on the results! Meritking
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