Compensation Trends in
Energy
Ongoing demand for technological advancements means energy companies must compete for talented engineers. PayScale has the world’s largest database of salary information for workers in the energy and utilities sectors, including mechanical engineers, petroleum engineers and project engineers, as well as geologists and more.
Ongoing demand for technological advancements means energy companies must compete for talented engineers. PayScale has the world’s largest database of salary information for workers in the energy and utilities sectors, including mechanical engineers, petroleum engineers and project engineers, as well as geologists and more.
We also track salary trends in mining and exploration and have compensation data for jobs in gas extraction, coal mining, stone quarrying, oil drilling, silver ore mining, uranium mining, etc.
Energy Pay Trends
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