Deadline: February 19, 2021
Student Energy is inviting young people across the globe to participate in the Global Youth Energy Outlook (GYEO) questionnaire and get a chance to win exciting prizes.
About the Challenge
The Global Youth Energy Outlook aims to bridge the gap between young people and governments, businesses, and other organizations so that they can meaningfully work together to transform the global energy system, address climate change, and address the world’s most urgent energy needs. With your help, they are creating the Outlook to represent young people’s opinions, priorities, and timelines for the sustainable energy transition. By working across ten diverse global regions, the Outlook will develop regional roadmaps for engaging young people in the energy transition, understanding that the energy system presents unique challenges and opportunities around the world. The Global Youth Energy Outlook will be launched at COP26 in Glasgow!
Student Energy is a global youth-led organization empowering young people to accelerate the sustainable energy transition, engaging 50,000 young people in over 120 countries. A registered Canadian charity, Student Energy has 11 years of experience in building impactful programs by and for young people, including the International Student Energy Summit, Student Energy Chapters, and the Energy System Map.
Prizes
All participants are eligible to enter a randomized draw within their region for one of the following two prizes:
- $100 CAD
- One free bursary to the next International Student Energy Summit, including accommodations and meals.
One grand prize will be drawn globally for:
- One free bursary to the next International Student Energy Summit including base airfare, accommodations, and meals.
A skill-testing mathematical question must be answered before a prize is awarded.
Eligibility
- You do not need in-depth knowledge of energy issues to participate in this questionnaire.
- You must be between the ages of 18-30 years old to participate.
- The questionnaire contains 42 questions and should take approximately 20-35 minutes to complete.
For more information: about the competition, Visit the official website
To Apply: Click here
