Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Introduction. What is included in the report and what is not ; Data considerations ; Organization of the report ; Report recommendations
  • Mature sectors. Introduction ; Oil and gas ; Nuclear energy ; Mining
  • Emerging sectors. Introduction ; Solar energy ; Wind energy ; Geothermal energy ; Carbon capture, use, and storage ; Shared recommendations
  • The electric grid. Today's electric grid ; The smart grid ; Workforce and training required to implement grid extensions and improvements and for the smart grid ; Conclusions
  • Federal energy and extractive industry workforce issues. The workforce and its issues ; Possible solutions
  • Safety and health in extractive industries. A look at demographics ; A safety dilemma ; Workforce challenges ; Conclusions and recommendations
  • Educating and training the energy and mining workforce. Introduction: On our present course, demand will soon outstrip supply ; Building the pipeline: academic and workforce preparation begins in K-12 ; Bridge from secondary to postsecondary and first 2 years of higher education ; Moving the model into energy ; Special considerations for energy- and mining-related Bachelor's- and Master's-level engineering and science education ; Issues and challenges relating to success ; Conclusions and recommendations
  • Overview of the energy and mining workforce using federal data sources: key findings and recommendations. Key findings ; Recommendations to meet future labor requirements
  • Overarching conclusions. Overarching findings and recommendations
  • References
  • Appendixes. Overview of federal data sources most relevant to the energy and mining workforce ; Overview of energy and mining workforce using feder data sources ; Data on the energy and mining workforce from federal sources ; Acronyms and abbreviations ; Committee and staff biographies.