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Free IEEE Power & Energy Society (PES) Webinars & Tutorials
Advance your electric power industry expertise with free registration to IEEE Power & Energy Society (PES) webinars and web-based tutorials. Designed for engineers, researchers, policymakers, and utility professionals, these 60-minute live sessions offer practical knowledge, expert insights, and live Q&A. For in-depth technical training, we also provide multi-session 80-minute tutorials.
- Earn Professional Credits: Select webinars and tutorials offer Continuing Education Units (CEUs) or Professional Development Hours (PDHs) to help you maintain your engineering credentials.
- Access On-Demand Recordings: Missed a live event? All recorded webinars are housed in the IEEE PES Resource Center. Access is free for PES members, discounted for IEEE members, and available for purchase by non-members.
Upcoming Webinars
Power and Energy Webinar Topics & Categories
Our educational programming covers a wide range of emerging technologies and industry-relevant subjects, including:
- Technical & Professional Development: Practitioner-led sessions focused on power system planning, grid modernization, renewable energy integration, AI and digitalization, and smart grid technologies.
- Research & Publications: Gain first-hand insights from authors featured in IEEE Xplore and other leading power and energy sector publications.
- PES Society Outreach: Connect with peers and learn about PES initiatives through sessions hosted by PES Students, Young Professionals, Women in Power (WiP), and local chapters.
How to Present an IEEE PES Webinar
We invite industry professionals, academics, and researchers to share their expertise by submitting a webinar proposal. Presenting with IEEE PES allows you to reach a global audience of up to 2,000 attendees, showcase your technical knowledge, and extend your impact through our on-demand library.
Proposal Requirements
To submit, complete the webinar proposal form using the required IEEE PES presentation template [ZIP 107MB]. Your proposal must include:
- An engaging title and a brief description of the topic and its relevance.
- 2 to 4 key learning objectives for participants.
- Presenter details: Name, professional title, organization, and a short biography.
- Target audience demographics and proposed session duration.
Submission and Selection Process
- Submit Your Proposal: Send your completed form and template to the PES team.
- Review Phase: The IEEE PES education team evaluates submissions based on educational value, relevance to the PES community, and programming needs.
- Scheduling & Promotion: Accepted webinars are scheduled approximately 6 weeks in advance to allow for optimal promotion via the PES website, emails, and social media.
- Final Preparation: Submit your final presentation 2 weeks prior to the live date and complete a required practice session with the IEEE PES Education administrator.
- Present Live & On-Demand: Deliver your live presentation, which is subsequently added to the IEEE PES Resource Center for ongoing on-demand access.
IEEE PES Webinars Categories
PES Society Outreach
Professional Development
Research & Publications
These practitioner-led webinars cover key engineering and energy topics, and they are specifically designed for professionals and engineers in the power and energy industry.
Explore IEEE PES Webinars On Demand
Missed an IEEE PES webinar or want to revisit a technical presentation? Explore IEEE Power & Energy Society (PES) webinar recordings on demand through the IEEE PES Resource Center.
The on-demand webinar collection gives power and energy professionals convenient access to recorded IEEE PES webinars, technical presentations, and educational sessions covering a wide range of topics in power and energy engineering. Watch sessions at your own pace, explore new technical subjects, or revisit valuable insights from past IEEE PES webinars whenever it fits your schedule.
For webinar presenters, on-demand recordings extend the reach and impact of your expertise. Your presentation can continue to inform and educate IEEE PES members, power and energy professionals, researchers, engineers, and students long after the live webinar has ended.
IEEE Power & Energy Society Webinars
Advance Your Expertise with IEEE PES Webinars & Web-Based Tutorials – Free Registration Now Open!
Stay ahead in the rapidly evolving power and energy industry with IEEE Power & Energy Society (PES) webinars and web-based tutorials—your gateway to practical knowledge, expert insights, and professional growth.
Our webinars are designed for a broad audience of engineers, policymakers, researchers, utility professionals, and anyone interested in the power sector.
Each session runs 60 minutes, including dedicated time for live Q&A.
Looking for deeper technical training? We offer web-based tutorials, structured as multiple 80-minute sessions, giving you the flexibility to explore complex topics in greater depth—all from the convenience of your home or office.
Earn while you learn – Many of our webinars and tutorials offer the opportunity to earn Continuing Education Units (CEUs) or Professional Development Hours (PDHs) where noted.
Access anytime – Missed a live session? All on-demand webinars are housed in the IEEE PES Resource Center:
- Free for PES members
- Discounted for IEEE members
- Available for purchase by non-members
Expand your knowledge. Elevate your career. Join our next session or browse on-demand now — and register for free today!
Share Your Expertise. Shape the Future of Power & Energy.
Present an IEEE PES Webinar
Have knowledge, research, or industry experience that can help advance the power and energy profession? The IEEE Power & Energy Society (PES) invites engineers, researchers, academics, and industry professionals to share their expertise by submitting a webinar proposal. Connect with a global audience and help advance the conversation on emerging technologies, innovative solutions, and the challenges shaping our industry.
Why Present with IEEE PES?
- Reach a Global Audience: Connect with professionals from around the world. Depending on the topic and interest, your webinar could attract over 100 to 2,000 attendees. (Note: The audience average is an indicative potential reach, not a guaranteed attendance figure).
- Showcase Your Expertise: Share your technical knowledge and practical experience while increasing your visibility within the global power and energy community.
- Advance the Industry: Help engineers and industry professionals stay informed about technical developments, emerging trends, and practical solutions relevant to their work.
- Extend Your Reach On-Demand: Your impact doesn’t end with the live presentation. Recorded webinars are made available on-demand in the IEEE PES Resource Center, allowing professionals to access your presentation at a time that works for them.
Topics of Interest
We welcome proposals covering a wide range of power and energy topics, including:
- Power system planning, operations, protection, and control
- Grid modernization, reliability, and resilience
- Renewable energy, energy storage, and electrification
- Artificial intelligence, digitalization, and smart grid technologies
- Emerging technologies and innovative engineering solutions
- Industry trends, technical standards, and best practices
- Research developments and practical engineering applications
- Other timely and relevant topics of interest to the power and energy community
What to Include in Your Proposal
To help us review your submission, please provide:
- Proposed webinar title: A clear, engaging title that communicates the subject of your presentation.
- Webinar description: A brief overview of the topic, its relevance, and what attendees can expect to learn.
- Learning objectives: Two to four key takeaways or learning outcomes for participants.
- Presenter information: Name, professional title, organization, short biography, and relevant expertise.
- Intended audience: The professionals or technical groups who would benefit most from the session.
- Proposed duration: Your recommended presentation length, including time for questions and discussion.
What Happens After You Submit?
(Proposed process — confirm these steps with the IEEE PES webinar team before publishing)
- Submit your proposal: Complete the webinar proposal form with your topic, presentation overview, learning objectives, and presenter details. The presentation must be on the IEEE PES template. [ZIP 107MB]
- Proposal review: The IEEE PES education team reviews submissions for relevance to the PES community, educational value, and alignment with webinar programming needs.
- Scheduling and preparation: If your proposal is accepted, the team will coordinate with you on scheduling, presentation requirements, and next steps. It’s recommended that the webinar be announced at least six weeks before the scheduled date for optimal marketing engagement and attendance. IEEE PES marketing will then add the webinar to the PES website and promote in appropriate PES emails and on social media. You are strongly encouraged to promote your webinar within your professional network as well. You should submit a final copy of your presentation a minimum of 2 weeks prior to your scheduled webinar. You’ll have the opportunity to review the process for delivering the webinar before the scheduled date, including a practice session with the IEEE PES Education administrator.
- Present and connect: Deliver your webinar to an audience of professionals interested in your subject and engage with attendees through questions and discussion.
- Continue the conversation on demand: Your recorded webinar will be made available in the IEEE PES Resource Center, giving interested professionals an opportunity to access the content after the live event.
Your Expertise Can Make a Difference.
Bring your ideas, research, and industry experience to the IEEE PES webinar program. Help educate the global power and energy community and contribute to the exchange of knowledge that moves our industry forward.
Explore Upcoming Webinars
Discover the latest technical insights, research, and industry perspectives from experts across the power and energy community. Join a live session to learn from presenters and engage with fellow professionals, or access recorded IEEE PES webinars through the Resource Center.