Entries for Energizing Rural Communities Prize

The Islesboro Energy Committee will make an island-wide plan to provide equitable and affordable solar access to all residents & businesses

Combining solar energy with hydrogen fuel cells to create an innovative, resilient, and replicable energy solution.

Spurring clean energy production through a small pumped hydro demo-project, and a related resource network in rural Utah

We are a multidisciplinary team that are working with Native American tribes in the Great Lakes area to promote marine renewable energy.

Banyan, Dalrada and AKF will retrofit energy infrastructure to lower costs, increase reliability, and lower carbon footprint

Our company provides mobile charging solutions to electric vehicle drivers in rural areas and inner cities. We have created an app to help.

Transform an abandoned middle school that has had no power source in two decades into a energy center where several projects can be piloted.

Providing technical assistance to rural community partners in Hotchkiss, Rico, and Ridgway, Colorado.

Banyan, Dalrada and AKF will retrofit energy infrastructure to lower costs, increase reliability, and lower carbon footprint

Convene a robust stakeholder group to design and build two quickly deployable mobile DCFC stations for Victor, ID and West Yellowstone, MT.

Expanding Tribal-led EV infrastructure with on-site clean energy

Igniting partner resources and networks to empower the capacity of our 5-year PEEP 2.0 Expansion program in rural Pembroke Township, IL.

Banyan, Dalrada and AKF will retrofit energy infrastructure to lower costs, increase reliability, and lower carbon footprint

Funds will be used to initiate a local wood waste to green energy program via pyrolysis. Organic waste is carbon free energy in waiting.

We proposes to develop a plan to install a modular anaerobic digester (AD) unit in Cruz Bay on St John USVI.

With this prize, we will develop a Bio Economy Zone Rating for our rural region to utilize agricultural waste for clean energy development.