The Queensland chapter of the IEEE Power and Energy Society (PES) was formed on October 22nd 1991, one of two chapters formed on that day. It is one of the oldest chapters in the Queensland Section.
The PES chapter is one of the most active in the Queensland Section and ranks highly against other PES chapters internationally. It has won several PES High Performing Chapter awards, as well as winning or coming second place in several PES Outstanding Chapter awards.
In February 2014 the PES chapter expanded its operations to include joint-activities with Dielectrics and Electrical Insulation Society members, thus becoming the PES/DEIS joint-chapter.
Please contact the chapter chair if you are interested in joining the chapter or serving on the committee.
Upcoming events
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Past events
- IEEE Queensland PES/DEIS Chapter Invites Travel Grant Application for 34th IEEE PES AUPEC Conference
- Integration of Distributed Energy Resources (DER) and Electric Transportation in Distribution Systems
- Australian Energy Transition Towards 100% Renewable Energy
- Navigating the US power and energy industry as Woman In Power: a technical journey from academia to the utilities
- 2023 IEEE QLD Chapter Outstanding Volunteer Award
- Application of EMT solutions to address modern grid challenges
- ES Cornwall Memorial Scholarship Seminar
- RE integration, transmission system development and challenges in Market design in a federal structure of a developing power system
- Educational Activity-Industry Site Visit
- UQ IEEE PES Day celebration 2024
E.S. Cornwall Memorial Scholarship – 2025 is now open
Applications close: 11:59pm 15 September 2024
Scholarship to commence between May 2025 – July 2025
The scholarship was established in 1956 as a memorial to Edward Satchwell Cornwall, general manager and director of the Southern Electric Authority of Queensland. The scholarship is established to enable graduates in Engineering of Queensland universities to obtain special experience abroad in aspects of the electricity supply industry so that the industry in Australia may benefit from the knowledge and experience thus gained by them.
Number of scholarships to be awarded: Up to 2 scholarships
Value of Scholarship: The living allowance is at least $3,500 per month, tenable for 9 to 18 months, as determined by the successful applicant’s proposed program of work and/or study.
If you are eligible, please submit an application prior to the closing date.
Please refer to the rules and the website for further information regarding this scholarship. Please follow the link for application process. QR Code is given here.
