Congratulations, to the 2023 IEEE PES Fellows Class! We are proud to share that 33 IEEE Power & Energy members were elevated to IEEE Fellow.

The IEEE Fellow Award is a special recognition for members with extraordinary accomplishments in the IEEE technical fields. To ensure that the recognition is extraordinary, the total number of recipients each year cannot exceed 0.1% of the total higher-grade membership.

• Nima Amjady– for contributions to uncertainty modeling and forecasting for power systems
• Hassan Bevrani– for contributions to microgrid control
• Zhaohong Bie– for contributions to power system reliability and resilience
• Yonghong Chen– for contributions in wholesale electricity market design and operations
• Paul Denholm– for contributions to energy storage in renewable-energy systems
• Alejandro Dominguez-Garcia– for contributions to distributed control and uncertainty analysis of electrical energy systems
• David Hart– for contribution to the development of the smart grid
• Bernard Lesieutre– for contributions to electric power system dynamic modeling, simulation and power engineering education
• Pierluigi Mancarella– for contribution to power system resilience and multi-energy systems
• Michael Negnevitsky– for contributions to application of AI techniques for control of isolated hybrid power systems
• Christian Rehtanz– for contributions to wide area monitoring, protection and control systems for electrical power grids
• Toshiaki Rokunohe– for contributions to eco-friendly compact and reliable high-voltage equipment
• Tomonobu Senjyu– for contributions to wind-power generator automation and control
• Wanxing Sheng– for contributions to safe operation and coordinated control of smart power distribution systems
• Konstantin Staschus– for the institutionalization of Europe-wide joint transmission grid planning
• Stefan Tenbohlen– for contributions to leadership in power transformer reliability
• Subramanian V Vadari– for leadership in electric power system planning and markets
• Eiichi Zaima– for leadership in ultra-high voltage transmission technology and international standards
• Javad  Lavaei– for contributions to nonlinear optimization in power systems
• Howard Sedding– for contributions to practical partial discharge testing of electrical equipment
• Pierre Verlinden– for leadership in high performance silicon solar cell and photovoltaics technology and commercialization
• Bilal Akin– for contributions to control, diagnosis and condition monitoring of AC drives
• Chengxiong Mao– for leadership in active control of power systems and its industrial applications
• Kashem Muttaqi– for contribution to modeling and control of renewable and distributed energy resources
• Fei Gao– for contributions to real-time simulation and control techniques for fuel cells and power converters
• Zhiwei Gao– for contributions to real-time diagnosis and control of wind turbine systems
• Hoay Gooi – for contributions to energy storage in microgrids
• Zhigang Liu – for contributions to fault detection and protection in high-speed railway power systems
• Richard Lanza – for developing novel imagers and radiation detectors applied to medicine and security problems
• Ali Davoudi – for contributions to power-electronic dominant microgrid control
• Marta Molinas – for contributions to modeling and stability of power electronics
• Xiongfei Wang – for contributions to power-electronic-based power systems
• Song Ci – for contributions to reconfigurable electric vehicle batteries