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Elsevier-ISES Renewable Transformation Challenge

Kent Community Energy Grant: £3,000–£5,000 for Charities in the US

Deadline: 3-Jul-23

Elsevier is inviting applications from organizations to recognize and honor outstanding work towards a world powered by renewable energy and with accessible energy for all.

The Challenge can include either supply side (energy generation for end-use energy consumption) or demand side (including energy efficiency) programs, or both, and applicants may address any or all of the end-use energy sectors.

This objective is consistent with the vision of the International Solar Energy Society (ISES), which is for a world powered by 100% renewable energy used efficiently and wisely and accessible for all. To achieve this vision, a global transformation of their energy systems to efficient and affordable renewable energy must take place.

The Challenge promotion is administered every two (2) years to recognize accomplishments by organizations such as private enterprises, NGOs, and research institutions for undertaking projects and programs that help move the world toward an energy system supplied entirely by renewable energy sources, or for conducting the critical analyses that provide meaningful roadmaps for the transformation. The award winner represents one step towards furthering ISES’ vision. This vision can only be achieved through private and civil society initiatives towards innovative and successful programs that adopt the use of renewable energy technologies, and the intelligent application of energy efficiency measures. In the context of this Challenge, the energy transformation applies to all end-use energy consumption: power, heat, and transport.

Innovative ideas will be given preference over incremental improvement projects.

The Awards Ceremony will take place during the Congress Awards Banquet. A short presentation will be included in the awards ceremony about the winner’s application. The Winner will be asked to provide information, photos and other materials such as videos for this short presentation.

Organizations who can demonstrate that they have established successful projects, innovative technologies, financing schemes, policy initiatives, or renewable energy programs, or from institutions that have undertaken research and analyses and identified solutions that demonstrate how this goal is being met.

Prize Information
Eligibility Criteria
Judging Criteria

For more information, visit Elsevier.

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