EMA Membership (individual, non-corporate)

EMA Membership connects individuals to a recognised community of energy and carbon management professionals, providing access to knowledge, networking, development opportunities and resources that support career progression and continued competence across the sector.

Membership Benefits

  • Discounts on courses’ and workshops’ fees
  • EMA membership credentials for CV, performance reviews and clients
  • Career support (skills’ assessment and guidance)
  • Monthly newsletters
  • Networking events
  • Participation in policy consultations, policy developments and membership surveys
  • Speaking and editorial opportunities for professional and industry advancement
  • Free entry to the EMA Energy Management Awards

Membership Grades

EMA offers four membership grades: Affiliate, Associate, Member and Fellow. Each reflects an individual's experience, competencies and professional role, with defined progression routes to support career development. An annual administration fee applies to Affiliate, Associate and Member grades.

Membership Grades Explained

Affiliate - EMA Affiliates are individuals who are not yet eligible for a higher membership grade or those who are working in related areas such as marketing, sales, business development, finance, HR or recruitment. The Affiliate level also serves as an entry grade while additional information is gathered for assessment toward higher grades.

Associate - EMA Associates are individuals who are either re‑skilling into energy management from other roles, training to become energy managers or providing consultancy services across sectors.

Member - EMA Members are individuals who manage, develop and implement practices, policies and plans that support organisational objectives.

Fellow - EMA Fellows are senior professionals who have made a significant contribution to the industry. More information →

Membership & Professional Recognition Pathways

EMA offers membership and professional recognition pathways to support individuals at every stage of their energy and carbon management careers. Explore the options available to connect with the profession, develop your expertise and gain recognition for your professional competence.

Membership Structure

All applicants must adhere to the EMA's Membership Code of Conduct, which outlines the behaviours and standards expected of membership, promoting respect, professionalism and inclusivity.

 

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