Technology-based entrepreneurial mindset require regeneration in order to support the increasingly necessary energy transition. This challenge has been applied to electrical experts whose central role is complicated by the potential for stranded assets, intermittence paradigms, and new system planning patterns as well as electricity operational patterns. This paper uses quantitative methods to explain the importance of expert engineers' technopreneurial orientation to promote the sustainable use of electricity. The ability of expert engineers to collaborate by prioritizing dialogue that provides shared access and transparency in risk-taking is a critical aspect that strengthens the effect of the energy transition to sustainability. The experts' adoption of the three aspects of the modified trilemma index of energy, energy security, energy equity, and environmental sustainability reflects the increasing sense of achievement sustainability in the electricity sector.

Keywords : Sustainability, Technopreneurship, Engineering Management, Energy Transition, Expert Engineer.