The recently merged Duke University Energy Initiative and Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions, together with the Duke Innovation & Entrepreneurship Initiative (I&E), announce the return of the Clean Energy Prize to spur student-led development of energy technologies, products, and services at Duke University.
The Prize makes a $10,000 award to support novel ideas, potential products, and services that advance a clean energy future. The Prize is separate and distinct from other Duke funding.
Proposals may be submitted by undergraduate, graduate, and professional students at Duke, including May 2022 graduates. Proposals are encouraged for innovative projects that could lead to new products or services that will advance a clean energy future, including but not limited to:
- Demonstrating the feasibility of an idea or innovation for a commercial or social venture;
- Developing a working software, service, or device prototype; and/or
- Developing new applications or markets for a technology under development.
Submissions are due by Fri., July 15, 2022, 11:59 p.m. ET.
Questions? Contact Suellen Aldina (suellen.aldina@duke.edu), Director of Engagement and Administration, Duke University Energy Initiative.