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Europe wants to reindustrialize itself. But who will work in the factories?

SAPO Notícias14 September 2026 at 00:39

Europe faces the challenge of reindustrializing itself, but a fundamental question arises: where will the workers come from for the factories in this process of industrial reshoring. The labor force needed to feed a new European industrial era remains a central concern.

The article is written from Bangkok, where Gastech is taking place, considered one of the world's largest events dedicated to natural gas, LNG, hydrogen, low-carbon solutions, electrification and Artificial Intelligence applied to energy. The event brings together the main players in the global energy sector.

At a dinner held on the Saturday before the event, executives from various countries and global CEOs debated topics such as Artificial Intelligence, energy, investment and supply networks. These conversations reflect the current priorities and concerns of the international energy sector.

Why this matters

Europe's reindustrialization is a political and economic priority that directly affects workers, businesses and governments. The article addresses a fundamental question: without sufficient skilled labor, the continent's industrial revitalization goals may not be achieved, affecting European competitiveness in the global scenario.

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