Entries for Community Energy Innovation Prize

LACI and ChargerHelp! will expand workforce readiness to meet growing EV charging needs with a new EVSE Maintenance Training Facility in LA.

Our training programs will enhance electrical skills of the underserved communities to assemble, install, and maintain cleantech solutions.

Access to clean energy in communities, addressing environmental disparities by contributing to sustainability in communities.

BBCDC will simply and lower tenants utility bills by creating Microgrid which will provide benefits of renewable energy.

The Renewable Newark LaunchPad Pilot is a workshop that will prepare Newark residents to "launch" green infrastructure businesses.

Building workforce development capabilities for the marine energy industry across Alaska, starting with the City & Borough of Yakutat

Introducing certifications powered with VR for the Offshore Wind Industry to the disadvantaged communities of East Boston and Mattapan.

Our Team will establish innovative and replicable frameworks to develop 500MW of solar energy projects with the Kiowa Tribe.

Innovate Gloucester’s overarching goal is to deploy advanced clean energy technology at our High School to benefit Justice40 communities.

The EMPOWER Coalition presents a community-led plan to use solar leasing to fund energy efficiency and green jobs in priority communities.

We fuse play with purpose. Our web-based STEAM tools drive career readiness through UN SDGs-focused scenarios.

We are developing eco-friendly radiative cooling paints based on biomaterials, to provide low-cost, accessible cooling.

Deploying GismoPower's PV-EV carport MEGA® at the Paragon Cooperative provides an enabling deployment model for underserved communities.

We promote gender & racial diversity in wind technician jobs through an inclusive, visual training curriculum for the Siva wind turbine.

The Rural Water and Energy Innovation Coalition (RWEIC) - building community and developing plans for pumped hydro power in Cedar City, UT

A competition among engineering schools for designs to replace the 60,000 bridges in disrepair in the US with green power facilities.