A few useful
answers.

The USA community is being built for people working in or alongside the US energy sector, from students and early-career professionals to executives, researchers, and independent consultants. Formal Global Community participation is available to EI members at any membership grade.

You can follow public USA community updates and explore these resources. EI’s current Global Community guidance requires EI membership to join a community. Eligibility for individual activities will be stated when each event is confirmed.
Read EI’s Global Community guidance ↗

EI membership has its own options and fees. USA event dates, ticket prices, and participation arrangements are still being developed; any free-event or free-membership policy remains subject to confirmation.
Explore current EI membership options ↗

Both formats are planned: virtual webinars and workshops, regional in-person events, technical talks, mentoring, and networking. The proposed kickoff is a virtual panel, with its date still to be confirmed.

Energy Institute USA is a US-focused Global Community within the Energy Institute. It brings local connections and perspectives into the wider professional network; it is not a separate membership body.

The community has a national scope across the Northeast, Southeast, Midwest, Southwest, West Coast, and Mountain West. Regional programming is being shaped around participants’ interests and locations.

Contribute on a recurring basis or help with a single project. Potential areas include committee support, events, technical working groups, mentoring, and regional connections. Explore the volunteering path on the Get involved page.