Find answers to common questions about CIRED on our FAQ page. Learn about membership options, how to join working groups or committees, who can attend CIRED events, and how to access CIRED publications. Explore everything you need to know about participating in our global community and contributing to the future of electricity distribution.
CIRED publications, including conference papers and other technical resources, are available on our website. These materials provide a wealth of information on the latest innovations, research, and best practices in electricity distribution.
Yes, we are open to hosting events in any city/country that can accomodate our needs. If you’re interested in bringing a CIRED event to your country, please contact your National or Liaison Committee or reach out to CIRED directly.
No, presenting a paper is not required to attend our events. We welcome attendees who wish to learn, network, and engage with the latest industry developments, even if they are not presenting their own research.
CIRED events are open to anyone involved in the electricity distribution sector, including engineers, researchers, managers, policymakers, and industry professionals. You do not need to be a member of CIRED to attend.
More info about upcoming events is available on our website.
Membership in our Technical Committee is by invitation and is generally reserved for experts in the field of electricity distribution. If you’re interested in contributing to the technical content and structure of CIRED events, we recommend contacting your National Committee or CIRED directly to learn more about the selection process.
To join a National or Liaison Committee, you must be involved in the electricity distribution sector within your country. Our committees consist of representatives from key sectors like manufacturing, electricity supply, research, and consulting. If you’re interested, please contact your local National Committee or professional association linked with CIRED.
If you’re interested in joining a CIRED Working Group, we recommend reaching out to your National or Liaison Committee. Working Group membership is typically based on expertise, and we welcome professionals who can contribute to advancing electricity distribution. Nominations and invitations are usually handled through committees or direct involvement in CIRED activities.
CIRED does not offer individual memberships. Instead, we encourage professionals to participate through their country’s National or Liaison Committee, join our Working Groups, or attend our conferences and events.