Are you passionate about sustainability and innovation? Do you want to make a real difference in the world? Then we have an exciting opportunity for you!
Join the Schneider Go Green Competition!
This global challenge, supported by Schneider Electric’s Youth Education & Entrepreneurship Program and Access to Energy Program, invites teams of students and young entrepreneurs to develop innovative business models focused on clean and affordable renewable energy solutions for local communities.
Your Mission: Embrace our Schneider Electric IMPACT values—Inclusion, Mastery, Purpose, Action, Curiosity, and Teamwork—to design solutions that can lead to reliable energy access, improved wellbeing, and increased savings for communities. Register Now!
What’s in it for you?
‣ Collaborate: Work with like-minded peers and mentors, gaining invaluable experience and knowledge.
‣ Learning & Development: We are offering participants access to our Schneider Electric University, with the opportunity to gain the knowledge and skills needed to thrive in the rapidly evolving field of energy transition and sustainability! This comprehensive e-learning path covers essential topics that will not only enhance your understanding of the green economy but also prepare you for a successful career start in the industry.
‣ Win BIG with Go Green: Winning teams will share a prize pool of €10,000 (1st place: €6,000; 2nd place: €2,500; 3rd place: €1,500). Each winning team member will receive a Solar Family Home Kit and mentoring sessions from Schneider Electric’s Access to Energy Experts.
How to Get Involved:
- Registration is open!
- Deadline to Form Teams: 31 May, 2025
- Submit Project Proposal: 30 June, 2025
Don’t miss this chance to contribute to a cleaner, more sustainable future! Register now and be part of the Go Green Competition!
For more details and to review terms & conditions, visit: www.gogreencompetition.com
Good luck, and we can’t wait to see your innovative ideas!
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