The MIT Clean Energy Prize was established in 2007 to encourage innovation in the energy space, specifically with regard to clean energy.
Forbes Magazine recently named this "The Biggest Small Business Competitions".
The winner gets $200,000 and there has been millions of dollars in follow up funding and investments to past winners.
Who Can Apply? This is open to all U.S. university graduate and undergraduate students, over 100 teams are expected to compete in five energy tracks:
Forbes Magazine recently named this "The Biggest Small Business Competitions".
The winner gets $200,000 and there has been millions of dollars in follow up funding and investments to past winners.
Who Can Apply? This is open to all U.S. university graduate and undergraduate students, over 100 teams are expected to compete in five energy tracks:
- energy efficiency and infrastructure
- renewables
- clean non-renewables
- transportation
- deployment (clean energy services or processes).
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