Brexit: commentary on the UK's decision to trigger Article 50.
Published by David Bizley,
Editor
Oilfield Technology,
Scott Lehmann, Petrotechnics, states that now article 50 has been triggered, Brexit may well be a silver lining for the UK oil and gas industry.
The industry doesn’t have the same concerns as say the financial industry, where there is a real danger of jobs being moved out of the UK to other European countries as a result of Brexit. This is simply because there are still oil and gas resources to be found and extracted in the UK.
And the low oil price means that there are already thousands of talented and skilled oil and gas professionals on the sidelines in the UK.
The UK oil and gas sector on the global level punches far above its daily production levels in terms of expertise, experience and innovation, and this is unlikely to change. Its influence is felt around the world, from the frontline to the board room, to the technology used from exploration to production and refining.
All in all, attracting world class talent is essential for the growth of UK oil and gas industry and always will be. But Brexit is highly unlikely to cause more difficulties than the oil price crash!
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