Leveraging technology for improved contract management in the energy sector is critical due to the complexity and scale of contracts involved. Effective contract management ensures compliance, reduces risks, and enhances operational efficiency. This paper explores how technological advancements, including Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM) software, artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), and blockchain, can transform contract management practices in the energy sector. Traditional methods, reliant on manual processes and paper-based documentation, are inefficient and prone to errors. CLM software digitizes and automates contract management, providing centralized repositories, automated alerts, and real-time tracking. AI and ML enable intelligent contract analysis, risk assessment, and predictive insights, while blockchain offers secure, transparent smart contracts that reduce the need for intermediaries. Cloud-based platforms enhance scalability and remote collaboration. These technologies improve accuracy, compliance, and efficiency, enabling energy companies to mitigate risks, reduce costs, and drive operational excellence. Case studies demonstrate the successful implementation of these technologies in the energy sector, highlighting their benefits in streamlining processes and enhancing trust. Best practices for adopting these technologies include strategic planning, staff training, and continuous monitoring. Challenges such as resistance to change, data security, and system integration must be addressed to fully realize the benefits of digital transformation. Future trends indicate continued advancements in AI, blockchain, and digital transformation, which will further reshape contract management in the energy sector. Recommendations for stakeholders include investing in technology, collaborating with providers, and fostering a culture of continuous improvement to achieve sustainable success.Leveraging technology for improved contract management in the energy sector is critical due to the complexity and scale of contracts involved. Effective contract management ensures compliance, reduces risks, and enhances operational efficiency. This paper explores how technological advancements, including Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM) software, artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), and blockchain, can transform contract management practices in the energy sector. Traditional methods, reliant on manual processes and paper-based documentation, are inefficient and prone to errors. CLM software digitizes and automates contract management, providing centralized repositories, automated alerts, and real-time tracking. AI and ML enable intelligent contract analysis, risk assessment, and predictive insights, while blockchain offers secure, transparent smart contracts that reduce the need for intermediaries. Cloud-based platforms enhance scalability and remote collaboration. These technologies improve accuracy, compliance, and efficiency, enabling energy companies to mitigate risks, reduce costs, and drive operational excellence. Case studies demonstrate the successful implementation of these technologies in the energy sector, highlighting their benefits in streamlining processes and enhancing trust. Best practices for adopting these technologies include strategic planning, staff training, and continuous monitoring. Challenges such as resistance to change, data security, and system integration must be addressed to fully realize the benefits of digital transformation. Future trends indicate continued advancements in AI, blockchain, and digital transformation, which will further reshape contract management in the energy sector. Recommendations for stakeholders include investing in technology, collaborating with providers, and fostering a culture of continuous improvement to achieve sustainable success.