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DESCRIPTION:The 2025 IEEE Power & Energy Society General Meeting was held o
 n 27–31 July 2025 in Austin\, Texas. This premier power engineering conf
 erence brought together practicing power engineers and academics from all 
 over the world. The conference provided an international forum for experts
  to promote\, share\, and discuss various issues and developments in the f
 ield of electrical power engineering.\n\nThe session on chapter chair trai
 ning provided a comprehensive overview of vTools for monitoring regional a
 ctivities\, as well as the use of Collabratec to connect with IEEE profess
 ionals worldwide. This was followed by presentations on MGA and MDI fundin
 g opportunities\, highlighting how student branches can effectively levera
 ge these resources. The program concluded with a segment on mentorship\, e
 mphasizing the role of professionals at various levels in guiding and supp
 orting students across the globe.\n\nBldg: JW Marriott\, East 2nd Street\,
  Austin\, Texas\, United States
LOCATION:Bldg: JW Marriott\, East 2nd Street\, Austin\, Texas\, United Stat
 es
ORGANIZER:Dheeraj.Jain@we-online.com
SEQUENCE:25
SUMMARY:2025 IEEE Power & Energy Society General Meeting
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/500157
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>The 2025 IEEE Power &amp\; Energy Society 
 General Meeting was held on <strong>27&ndash\;31 July 2025 in Austin\, Tex
 as</strong>. This premier power engineering conference brought together pr
 acticing power engineers and academics from all over the world. The confer
 ence provided an international forum for experts to promote\, share\, and 
 discuss various issues and developments in the field of electrical power e
 ngineering.</p>\n<p>The session on chapter chair training provided a compr
 ehensive overview of vTools for monitoring regional activities\, as well a
 s the use of Collabratec to connect with IEEE professionals worldwide. Thi
 s was followed by presentations on MGA and MDI funding opportunities\, hig
 hlighting how student branches can effectively leverage these resources. T
 he program concluded with a segment on mentorship\, emphasizing the role o
 f professionals at various levels in guiding and supporting students acros
 s the globe.</p>\n<p>&nbsp\;</p>
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