“Gulf Coast’s industrial boom strains labor pool” - Houston Chronicle - Ryan Holeywell “HOUSTON — Companies developing multibillion-dollar Gulf Coast plants to export cheap domestic natural gas or make things with it are encountering a harsh reality: There aren’t enough skilled hands to do all that building. “It causes a big concern about what’s going to actually happen when it comes to fulfilling these jobs,” says Michael Bergen, executive vice president of Industrial Info Resources, a Sugar Land-based market research firm. It projects that companies ?will invest more than $64 billion to build at least seven liquefied natural gas facilities along the Gulf Coast in the coming years.” ow.ly/uZM9L
Posted on: Wed, 26 Mar 2014 15:45:12 +0000