Congratulations to the 2024 IEEE PES Fellows Class! We are proud to share that 40 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.

• Lorraine Padden– for contributions to development of standards for motor protection and applications in industry
• Li Qi– for contributions to DC distribution protection and architectures of DC shipboard power systems
• Giri Venkataramanan– for contributions to control of energy resources in microgrids
• Brian Welchko– for contributions to electric propulsion systems
• Bijaya Ketan Panigrahi– for design of intelligent tools for power quality improvement and MPPT for solar energy systems
• Wei Xu– for contributions to design and control of linear and rotary machines and drives
• Alessandra Flammini– for contributions to wireless distributed measurements for industrial systems
• Gabriel Benmouyal– for contributions to digital protective relays for power systems
• Yijia Cao– for contributions to analysis and control of smart grids
• Hong Chen– for contributions to economic efficiency equilibrium and risk mitigation in power system operations
• Ninel Cukalevski– for leadership in resilience enhancement in control and information systems
• Robert Cummings– for leadership in power system disturbance analysis and standardization of power system protection and reliability
• Pengwei Du– for contributions to integration of load resources in electricity market and control of smart grid
• Mohamed El Moursi– for contributions to renewable energy integration and hybrid power grids
• Herbert Falk– for contributions and leadership in secure, reliable, and interoperable communication of the electric power grid
• Normann Fischer– for contributions to fault protection methodologies for electric power grids
• Vahan Gevorgian– for contributions to the wind and solar photovoltaics in grids
• Qinglai Guo– for contributions to system-wide voltage control in power systems
• Gene Henneberg– for contributions to electric power system integrity protection schemes
• Michael Heyeck– for contributions to development of advanced high-voltage power system technology
• Takashi Hiyama– for contributions to intelligent power systems
• Jun Liang– for contributions to DC grid’s modeling and control
• S M Muyeen– for contributions to stable grid-interfaced renewable energy conversion and control
• Tom Prevost– for contributions to life estimation of transformer insulation systems
• Veronika Rabl– for contributions to the design of demand response resources and electrification
• Michael Ropp– for contributions to distributed energy resources integration in power systems
• Joseph Rostron– for leadership in power switching interrupter design and development of circuit breakers and switchers
• Kai Sun– for contributions to power grid stability analysis and control
• Maria Tavares– for contributions to single-phase and three-phase auto-reclosing switching of transmission lines
• Marianna Vaiman– for contributions to transmission and distribution grids
• Jianzhong Wu– for contribution to multi-energy systems and peer-to-peer energy trading
• Xiaorong Xie– for contributions to analysis of subsynchronous resonance in electrical power systems
• Pei Zhang– for contributions to computational methods for smart control centers and probability-based planning and operation
• Jim Zheng– for contributions to energy storage technologies
• Tongxin Zheng– for contributions to electricity market design and its operational method
• Zheng Zhou– for contributions to electromagnetic transients simulation and the study of HVDC dynamics
• Dong-choon Lee– for contributions to energy conversion technology and systems
• Byoung Kuk Lee– for contributions to battery chargers for electric vehicles
• Li Ran– for contributions to the modeling of power electronic devices
• Bo Zhang– for contributions to nonlinear analysis in power electronics