Oil and gas industry finds strong growth prospects in the U.S., placing Sarens in a strategic position for change

It is estimated that the impact of COVID-19 on extraction and processing sector resulted in the destruction of approximately 83,000 jobs, approximately 35% of the total, of which approximately 57,000 have already been recovered.

The U.S. government has set a target of 30 GW of offshore wind energy production by 2030, which would require the installation of approximately 2,100 new wind turbines and the employment of nearly 49,000 employees over the next seven years.

Sarens has been selected to support the assembly of the Mobile Launcher 2 (ML2), the structure that will be used for the launch of the Space Launch System rocket.

This plant, whose construction works were suspended due to the pandemic in 2020, will restart construction in January 2023 and will create more than 2,500 jobs, plus another 250 once it reaches its full capacity in 2025.

Increased energy demand in the US will require the construction of new, smaller, cleaner and more efficient nuclear reactors to exceed the current 20% contribution to the grid.

 

The United States will redouble its efforts by 2030 to halve its greenhouse gas emissions and achieve the goal of a 100% carbon-free power generation system five years later. To this end, it will decisively increase its commitment to offshore wind energy so that, by 2030...

· According to data from the Texas Independent Producers and Royalty Owners Association (TIPRO), job creation in the Texas Oil&Gas production sector continues to rise, with more than 190,000 new hires so far this year compared to 2021.