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Africa Energy Ideas Competition 2018
(Updated 17 Apr 2023) The 2018 Africa Energy Innovation Competition is set to accelerate the development of early-stage energy firms across Africa. This competition challenges early-stage energy entrepreneurs from Africa to collaborate with local research institutions or industries to develop a prototype model of a key device/equipment for a social energy enterprise or energy management system using local resources.
APPLICATION WINDOW
CLOSED
DEADLINE
20 Feb 2018
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PRIZES
Pitch your proposed prototype model at the 2018 Nigeria Energy Forum, in Lagos, Nigeria, using a poster and short video.
Benefit from unique networking opportunities with other young leaders as well as some of the most senior decision-makers in government, international development, academia and the private sector.
ttend a range of business development workshops, receive support from a dedicated start-up incubator and a cash prize of up to $3,000 to demonstrate the proposed solution.
OTHER KEY DATES
Announcement of submissions selected for the final round: March 4, 2018
Deadline for final submissions: March 23, 2018
Announcement of winners: April 17, 2018.
Multiple host countries may mean that no travel is required.
Credit: Africa Energy Ideas Competition 2018
Date Added: 17 Feb 2018
Tags: Energy Innovation
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