Chartered Engineers (CEng) lead innovation in the energy sector tackling complex challenges, developing new technologies and driving high-impact projects. Through the Energy Institute (EI), you can achieve CEng status and gain exclusive specialist titles such as Chartered Energy Engineer or Chartered Petroleum Engineer, demonstrating your expertise and leadership in energy.
Benefits of being a Chartered Engineer(CEng)?
- Gain global recognition for your skills, commitment and expertise.
- Boost your career prospects, professionalism and employability.
- Use a prestigious professional title respected across industries worldwide.
Who can apply?
Engineers with advanced technical knowledge and a proven track record in the energy sector.
Most applicants hold a Master’s-level qualification or Integrated MEng, but relevant experience and other qualifications may also be considered.
Not sure if you’re eligible?
- Check if your qualifications are accredited.
- If you don’t yet meet the full requirements, start with Interim CEng Registration and progress to full CEng later.
- International applicants can confirm UK equivalency or contact the EI for personalised advice.
What does it cost?
| Chartered Engineer (CEng) | Fee |
| Application: | £85.00 |
| Initial registration: | £64.31 |
| Professional registration: | £12.00 |
| Annual registration: | £49.45 |
The professional registration fees are excluded from your Membership subscription.
How to apply
- Become a Member (MEI) or Fellow (FEI) of the Energy Institute – you’ll need to hold a professional grade of membership before you can qualify for CEng
- Submit your CEng application online.
Take the next step in your professional journey and apply for Chartered Engineer (CEng) status today.
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Meet some of our Chartered Engineers
Emily Spearman
Head of Technology and Methodology in Engineering, bp - Offshore Wind Organisation - London, UK
"I joined the offshore wind industry 11 years ago. It has been really good being part of a fast-growing sector that is trying to fight climate change."
Sudeep Roy
Operations Advisor, Qatargas Operating Company Limited - Doha, Qatar
"My interest in energy started when I visited an industrial facility with my father; the canteen was run on renewable energy, a mix of solar and biogas, something unheard of in 1980s India."
Matthew Henderson
Subsea and Structural Engineering Manager, SSE Renewables
“The scale and ambition of the tidal barrage and lagoon proposal excited me, and made me aware of the complexity and wide ranging factors that needed consideration – all against the backdrop of an increasing need to act.”