The all-digital, all-electric world we live in poses new challenges for how we work. New technologies require engineers to redevelop their skills while changing regulations require constant monitoring and applied understanding. At the same time, customers are asking for the latest solutions. And, with critical requirements for sustainability and netzero efficiency alongside the need for robust cybersecurity, successful power professionals are constantly seeking ways to further their knowledge and upgrade their skills.
With digitalisation, electrification and energy efficiency a priority across myriad industries, the need for highly skilled electric and power talent is essential. Skills will ensure economic growth while meeting the sustainability ambitions to secure our future.
Take the fact that the National Grid predicts that the UK’s net zero efforts will create over 400,000 new jobs by 2050. However, a well-publicised skills gap within the electric...