Maire Tecnimont Study on Global Energy Transition Skills
Analysis based on 7 articles · First reported Feb 19, 2026 · Last updated Feb 19, 2026
The study highlights the global focus on energy transition and the critical need for skilled professionals, indicating potential growth in renewable energy and sustainable technology sectors. It also points to varying levels of national commitment and challenges, which could influence investment decisions and policy developments in different countries.
Fondazione MAIRE - ETS, in cooperation with Ipsos and sponsored by Maire Tecnimont, released the 2025 'Climate goals' study, focusing on the global energy transition and the essential soft and hard skills required. The study, which includes data from 14 countries across four continents, highlights that technical expertise in renewable energies and sustainable technologies, alongside soft skills like problem-solving and adaptability, are crucial for advancing the energy transition. Key findings indicate that India leads in awareness and commitment, while Qatar shows high investment and prioritization. In contrast, Argentina faces challenges with low prioritization and economic constraints, and Kazakhstan expresses concerns about transition costs and skilled workforce shortages. Fabrizio Di Amato, Chairman of Maire Tecnimont, emphasized the irreversible nature of the energy transition and the importance of human capital for national competitiveness.
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