In a world shaped by climate change, geopolitical shifts, and technological innovation, the global energy landscape is at a crossroads. From extreme weather events to shifting political dynamics, the challenges we face are complex, but so too are the opportunities to redefine how we produce, consume, and manage energy.

IPMA Energy Special Interest Group connects a global network of project management professionals, industry leaders, and academics to tackle these challenges. From grid modernization to AI integration together with energy development, we collaborate to develop resilient solutions to secure a modern and sustainable energy future for everyone.

Join us in creating a cleaner, more secure, and equitable energy future!

SIG Global Head

Switzerland
SwitzerlandIrina Shreyber
TSU/CERN
Senior Leading Researcher/Lecturer

SIG Advisory Board

  • Prof. Dr. Hans Peter Beck, Uni Bern/CERN, Switzerland
  • Boris Kalioujny, PhD, CarbonEdu & Development, France/Russia

  • Boštjan Pišotek, Hidroelektrarne na Spodnji Savi, Slovenia

  • Svetlana Kochkaeva, Project Manager, Germany

The Energy SIG provides a platform for members interested in the energy industry to come together and share knowledge, best practices, and insights about project management in this sector.

We advocate for better, more practical methods for development of new business models, allowing energy users to play an active role in the energy transition and enabling dynamic balancing of the supply and demand.

Why join?

Our goal is to build a supportive community to encourage dialogue in the energy field and provide members with resources and specialised knowledge to help successfully navigate the business challenges in the energy sector. All change begins and ends with people and with communication between people!

SIG focus areas

  • Clean Energy Transition
  • Sustainable energy: affordable, cleans, efficient and safe energy, renewable energy
  • Climate Change: Commitment to the environment
  • Technology: Combine Science and Industry efforts
  • Energy and Society: Long-Term Strategy

SIG target groups

  • Researchers, Environmental/Nuclear Scientists;
  • Environmental and Energy Project and Program Managers;
  • Research/Nuclear/Petroleum/Mining/Safety engineers;
  • Strategists;
  • Business leaders