Hanoi University of Science and Technology.You must be a student or recent alumnus (graduated no earlier than 2020) of the following universities: More details about the Challenge can be found by visiting Registrations close on Friday 1 July at 23.59 GMT+1Įvents and workshops will run across multiple time zones and you don't have to attend them all.Ĭontent will be available after the live event, so if you find you can’t make it, you can watch back on demand so it doesn't matter where you are in the world, you won't miss out! ENERGY USAGE & EFFICIENCY - How might we motivate people and organisations to save energy and reduce their energy consumption? RESILIENCE - How might we make energy systems more resilient to extreme weather and other disruptions due to Climate Change?ģ. ACCESSIBILITY - How might we provide affordable and reliable electricity for those hardest to reach?Ģ. You will have the opportunity to form an international team and work towards a solution within one of the following tracks:ġ. At the end of the programme, the top 6 teams will have the opportunity to pitch their ideas and win a share of a £10,000 prize fund!Ĭhallenge Tracks - Global Challenge Lab 2023 centers around the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 7, which aims to ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable, and modern energy for all.

You’re looking at a 12-day programme of core and optional workshops, guest speakers and mentoring to help you come up with and develop innovative ideas.

Students from all disciplinary backgrounds are encouraged to join – no technical skills are required! Imperial Enterprise Lab, The Technical University of Munich and Tsinghua's x-lab are working with 19 global university partners to bring together hundreds of students and recent alumni to grow their international network, gain new skills and create new ideas that help achieve UN SDG 7: Affordable & Clean Energy.

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