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With the current media frenzy covering global warming and diminishing fossil fuels, the Energy industry is busier than ever. There is an increasing need for energy conservation, improved energy management, and advanced technology in energy production. If you want to change the world, this may well be the industry to work in.

Salaries vary between sectors, Energy Conservation officers can expect starting salaries of £18,000-£20,000, Mining Engineers will get more like £20,000-£25,000 and various roles within the science of energy production could earn you starting salaries of £25,000-£30,000.

Jobs in the Energy sector include: -

• Engineers
• Conservation officers
• Operations managers
• Hydrogeologists, marine biologists, geochemists etc.
• Distribution/Logistics management

Editorial - Maersk Oil
Charlie Hamilton, a 23-year-old associate geoscientist with Maersk Oil North Sea UK Limited in Aberdeen was inspired to take up a career in oil and gas from an unlikely source. "My decision to study geology came from the film Jurassic Park and a love of fossil hunting on beaches. My desire to become a palaeontologist resulted in a GCSE and A-level in geology, then onto a BSc...
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Editorial - Ofgem
"As I fast approach the end of an exciting two years here in Ofgem, I would thoroughly recommend anyone with an interest in regulation and energy to consider Ofgem and the graduate programme as a serious career option. My time here has been interesting, challenging and rather fun too." Siobhan Carty was attracted to Ofgem's Graduate Management Training Programme by its flexibility...
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