The future of energy is changing. Imagine new ways to generate, store, or use energy that benefits your community.
Energy powers almost everything we do—from lighting our homes and charging our devices to running businesses, schools, and hospitals. As communities grow, so does the need for reliable, affordable, and sustainable energy.
New technologies are changing the way energy is produced, stored, and shared. This challenge invites you to imagine innovative ways to power your community while reducing costs, increasing resilience, and protecting the environment.
people around the world still live without access to electricity.
including solar and wind, is now one of the fastest-growing sources of electricity worldwide.
Such as batteries, help communities store renewable energy for use when the sun isn't shining or the wind isn't blowing.
like using LED lighting or better insulation—can significantly reduce energy use and costs.
Access to reliable energy helps communities thrive. It supports education, healthcare, transportation, communication, and economic growth.
Communities around the world are exploring cleaner energy sources, smarter electricity systems, and new ways to reduce energy use. Every improvement helps create a more sustainable and resilient future.
Whether your idea generates energy, saves energy, or helps people use it more efficiently, it has the potential to make a lasting impact.
⚡Where does your town get its energy?
⚡How could your community generate its own power?
⚡What happens if the power goes out?
⚡Could your idea help people save energy at home or work?
⚡How could renewable energy fit into your town?
⚡Could energy be shared between neighbours or businesses?
⚡How might your town's quirks create unique energy challenges or opportunities?
⚡What new technology could change how your community uses energy?
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Every community needs energy—but the way we power our future is still being written. Your idea could help create cleaner, smarter, and more resilient communities for generations to come.