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STEM Energy Hackathon

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Fetched about 12 hours ago

Monday, August 10, 2026

to Monday, August 10, 2026

Data ScienceWeb DevelopmentClimate Tech
Student only
This hackathons is only open to students. Double check the event page for more information as this may mean only those from a particular university/country are eligible.

Event Type

in person

12

Participants

$100,000

Prize Pool

1

Est. Projects

About the challenge

"Energize the Future" is a three-day hybrid energy hackathon designed to empower young minds (ages 12-19) to tackle real-world renewable energy and sustainability challenges. The overarching theme is "Empowering Young Minds to Build a Sustainable Future." Participants will innovate, prototype, and present solutions in various areas of solar power, wind energy, smart grids, and green technology.

Teams will select from three specific energy challenges:

  • Smart Energy Grids: Design a system for efficient electricity distribution.
  • Solar for All: Develop a cost-effective solar panel solution for low-income communities.
  • Waste-to-Energy: Propose an innovative way to convert waste into renewable energy.

A key requirement for all solutions is to include a viable business model.

Get started

To participate in the "Energize the Future" Hackathon, please note the following:

  • Eligibility: The hackathon is open to students aged 12 to 19 years old. Beginners and experienced coders are welcome.
  • Team Formation: Participants are required to form teams of 2 to 4 persons. While you can form teams in advance, the day also includes dedicated time for brainstorming and team formation.
  • Agenda (Ideation & Team Formation):

1. Open Ceremony: Meet speakers, sponsors, and coaches.

2. Challenge Reveal: Formal introduction of the three energy challenges, emphasizing the need for a business model.

3. Workshops & Brainstorming Sessions: Guided sessions to help generate ideas.

4. Mentor Guidance & Q&A: Opportunities to interact with industry experts for advice.

5. Criteria Briefing: Information on team size requirements and the structure of the judging rounds (R1, R2, R3).

Judge Accessibility

Organizer email available25/25
Student-run event15/15
Actively looking for judges25/25
Small event (120 participants)10/10
No corporate sponsors10/10
New or emerging organizer10/10
Public registration available5/5
Online format (judge from anywhere)10/10

Top signals

Organizer email available
Student-run event
Actively looking for judges

Organizers

Alex Johnson

alex@example.org

Jamie Rivera

jamie@example.org

Sam Chen

sam@example.org

Estimated Audience

Mostly Students
ExperienceStudent
OccupationStudents
Beginner Friendly
Women in Tech

Technical Focus

AI95%
Web80%
Mobile25%

Industries

Healthcare
Education
Climate

Technologies

Python
React
OpenAI

Why this estimate

  • • Hosted by a university
  • • Open to students
  • • MLH member event

Estimate inferred from event metadata, not actual attendee data.

Quality Score

Quality Score

72/100
High confidence
Organiser16/20
Event Maturity14/20
Sponsors18/25
Participants12/20
Operations12/15

Why this score

Strong organiser track record
Returning event
Well-sponsored

Missing data

Prize details
Code of conduct