Entries for Inclusive Energy Innovation Prize

Blazing a trail from pre-colonial Traditional Culture to protective Tribal Community to holistic Transformational Commonwellth*

Increase Participation of Disadvantaged Groups in Battery Research, Workforce Development, and Entrepreneurship for Job and Wealth Creation

An innovative model to increase funding, enhance education, and grow the workforce for home clean-energy retrofits.

Develop an information program designed to eliminate the clean energy and renewable energy knowledge gap in underserved communities

Bring Back The Blue has partnered with Green Advantage to develop a Waste-toEnergy Certificate Program built to ANSI standards.

Implementation of a technological, communal and agricultural training program for sustainable development in underrepresented populations.

A low-cost and scalable recycling technology of spent lithium-ion batteries that can solve a looming environmental and economic problem.

A sustainable plug-and-play energy storage solution for utilities and CBO's to offer solar power to disabled and senior adult communities.

Literally invest in high-school students who are driven to support their community by creating academic programming to support them in situ.

Diversity in Climate Tech–Atlanta is an accelerator efficiently driving capital directly to clean energy innovators via a community model.

The WET Proposes an Idea and Business Plan Competition for STEM-student and an Internship and Job training Program.

We request funding for jobs training for 25 young adults in the disadvantaged community of Vallejo, CA to model a renewable energy boat.

Seeking funding to hire a Community Outreach Manager and expand the reach of our Southern California Energy Innovation Network.

Increasing clean energy deployment in buildings of Imperial Valley, an economically distressed region, through no-cost energy consultations.

A zero-emissions, affordable air & road combined vehicle for inter-city and regional travel, defense missions, cargo, & emergency response.

SUNS is the first minority owned and operated for profit, solar installation workers cooperative in New York City.