APPLICATIONS CLOSED
Awards will be announced at Microgrid 2019
Nominate candidates for the 2019 Greater Good Award by filling out the form below by midnight, Jan. 7, 2019.
Microgrid Knowledge will present winners in three categories at Microgrid 2019.
- Highest Recognition for a Microgrid Serving the Greater Good 2019
- Greater Good Award for a Grid-Connected Microgrid
- Greater Good Award for a Remote Microgrid
Winners offer one or more of these benefits:
- Improve the quality of life for those still without access to a grid
- Lower energy costs
- Improve energy reliability
- Reduce emissions
- Ensure the safety of seniors or other vulnerable populations
- Improve the ability to secure basic necessities (eg food, water, communications, medicines, transportation)
- Enhance a local economy
- Promote community or preserve the peace
- Preserve the natural environment
- Avoid more expensive infrastructure development
- Educate
Judges for the competition are William Brent, Director Power for All; Kaitlyn Bunker, Manager, Islands Energy Program, Rocky Mountain Institute; Jonathan Hart, Senior Specialist at the Center for Sustainable Energy; and Matt Roberts, Managing Director, Prospect Hill Energy Consulting and former Executive Director of the Energy Storage Association.
Anyone may nominate a microgrid, whether they are affiliated with the project or not, by filling out the form below. Only operating microgrids are eligible. The application deadline is Jan. 7, 2019.
To Sponsor/Exhibit at Microgrid 2019
Contact Kevin Normandeau at 508-259-8570
Email: Kevin@MicrogridKnowledge.com