Most demanding engineering disciplines for the Energy Sector

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Hi guys, I know any kind of engineer can have a career in the Energy Sector but which ones tend to be the most most sought after?
 
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Petroleum obviously? Avg. salary out of undergrad is ~$100k from my uni.
 
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