Professional ethics in energy and soft skills

Maya Lomsadze-Kutchava; Tamar Tsereteli; Khatuna Giorgadze

doi:10.52340/gs.2025.07.01.16

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Professional ethics in energy and soft skills

https://doi.org/10.52340/gs.2025.07.01.16

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Maya Lomsadze-Kutchava Georgian Technical University , Georgia
Tamar Tsereteli Georgian Technical University , Georgia
Khatuna Giorgadze Georgian Technical University , Georgia

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The article discusses the role of professional ethics in energy and how energy companies can be managed more effectively using soft skills, provides an example, and develops a case study.

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Professional ethics in energy and soft skills

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Maya Lomsadze-Kutchava, Georgian Technical University

Tamar Tsereteli, Georgian Technical University

Khatuna Giorgadze, Georgian Technical University

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