
History
Formed by a merging of the Petroleum Equipment & Services Association, and the Association of Energy Service Companies, the Energy Workforce & Technology Council has a legacy of leadership and advocacy on behalf of energy technology and services companies in the energy supply chain.
Founded in 1933 as the American Petroleum Equipment Suppliers Association, PESA had been at the vanguard of the energy services sector with industry-recognized workforce development opportunities, and certification programs in leadership development, inclusion and diversity, and ESG.
Established in 1956 as the Association of Oilwell Servicing Contractors, AESC had operated through a network of national committees and local chapters to establish itself as a leading voice in safety, technology, environmental performance, insurance, government advocacy, and workforce training.
Founded in 1933 as the American Petroleum Equipment Suppliers Association, PESA had been at the vanguard of the energy services sector with industry-recognized workforce development opportunities, and certification programs in leadership development, inclusion and diversity, and ESG.
Established in 1956 as the Association of Oilwell Servicing Contractors, AESC had operated through a network of national committees and local chapters to establish itself as a leading voice in safety, technology, environmental performance, insurance, government advocacy, and workforce training.
Mission
Empowering the energy workforce of the future.
Vision
We are transforming energy by giving our members the tools, information and representation they need to boldly enable a low-carbon future – safely, profitably and sustainably. We connect, educate, support and advocate for energy companies and workers of today and tomorrow. Our foresight and expertise elevate our industry with governments, industry partners and communities around the globe. And we foster innovations that will shape our industry and improve our changing world.
Cooperation with Allied Associations
The Council joins forces with allied industry associations on many issues that are critical to our membership.
Allied associations include:
- American Petroleum Institute (API)
- Colorado Oil & Gas Association (COGA)
- International Association of Drilling Contractors (IADC)
- International Association of Geophysical Contractors (IAGC)
- Independent Petroleum Association of America (IPAA)
- National Association of Manufacturers (NAM)
- National Ocean Industries Association (NOIA)
- Natural Gas Suppliers Association (NGSA)
- New Mexico Oil & Gas Association
- Oklahoma Oil & Gas Association
- Permian Basin Petroleum Association
- Texas Oil & Gas Association
- Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE)