Director, Energy Studies, World Experience for Georgia
Murman Margvelashvili is a senior expert in energy policy and energy education, serving as the Research Director at World Experience for Georgia (WEG) and an Associate Professor at Ilia State University. With a PhD in High Energy Physics and almost 30 years of experience in the energy sector, his expertise covers operations, investment projects, policy analysis, and strategic planning for private companies, development agencies, and government organizations. His current focus includes energy security, energy transition, and advancing higher education in the energy field. Murman has played a key role in advising the Georgian government and international organizations on energy reforms, security, and sustainable energy policies. His international work extends to advising donors and governments in Central Asia and conducting energy policy reviews for former Soviet states as an expert for the International Energy Agency. His recent contributions include shaping Georgia’s National Energy Policy, National Energy and Climate Plan, and drafting the country’s hydrogen strategy. He is a member of several advisory councils and boards, including the Hydrogen Committee of Georgia; he is also a dedicated educator, leading programs on energy systems and sustainable development. Murman is a frequent speaker and moderator at international conferences and workshops.