Being originally from Tabasco, I grew up surrounded by the world of Oil & Gas.
Talking about “working at Pemex” or “working for a company that provides services to Pemex” is part of everyday conversation. In southeastern Mexico, the economy and the lives of many families have historically revolved around this industry.
When I started getting involved in renewable energy almost four years ago, I struggled to imagine how to integrate the people who were already part of my natural network: engineers, technicians, operators and specialists in the Oil & Gas sector.
Today, looking back on everything, I find a clear answer.
About a year and a half ago, I was tasked with recruiting talent for a blue hydrogen project in Houston—the world capital of this type of hydrogen thanks to its natural gas infrastructure and refineries. And that's when I understood something fundamental:
There is a real point of convergence between the "energies of always" and the energies of the future.
The skills, discipline, and operational experience of Oil & Gas are indeed transferable to projects in green hydrogen y hydrogenblue, and are even highly valued.
If you come from the Oil & Gas sector and are thinking about migrating to renewables, there is a clear path.
And if you're a company building blue or green hydrogen operations and need talent that understands gases, pressure, safety, process plants, and operation in complex environments, there's a solution for that too.
In Talentato We are creating a database specializing in profiles that can make this transition:
operations and maintenance engineers
specialists in gas plants
EPC profiles / commissioning
Experts in compression, piping, valves, and industrial safety
equipment for electrolyzers, hubs, blending and industrial H₂ projects
If you have expertise in gas handling, compression, piping, industrial safety, commissioning, or EPC experience from the Oil & Gas sector, you have an immediate competitive advantage for key roles in green and blue hydrogen. The industry knows this, and the country is finally joining the conversation ✨
Personally, I'm excited to see this transition finally happening in Mexico.
Because those who adapt, evolve.
And energy—like people—is also made to transform.
We're here to support that change. 💚⚡