Jill Evanko, CEO and President at Chart Industries, discusses with NGW how LNG project development is evolving for faster delivery, the company’s view on the fuel’s role in the energy transition, its involvement in emerging low-carbon technologies and its recent technological innovations. [Gas in Transition, Volume 3, Issue 7]
in the most gdp data, and part of that is a manufacturing cycle and that s beginning to turn, it is not possible to get continued productivity growth and rising real wages without the investment coming back and i think there s good reason to think trade tension it will. do you see, let s say you get 2% - 2.5% growth. does that mean you will get tight labor markets continuing and pretty healthy wage gains are those fair predictions? i think those are fair, i ve been astonished at the ability of the economy to create as many jobs as i have. the demographic say we should have fewer workers to put in jobs. i m a slave to the numbers so we ll have to see tiger labor markets next year and that will push wage growth higher in a good year for workers.