About the challenge

The Energy Club is a professional society dedicated to promoting energy education, innovation, and sustainability. Our aim is to advance discussion about pressing energy challenges, engage diverse sectors to impact the energy industry, and foster a passion for energy solutions among students. 

EnergyHack @GT is a hackathon designed to bring together passionate students to develop solutions addressing the critical challenges in the energy industry. Over the course of 36 hours, participants will collaborate in teams to brainstorm, design, and prototype projects (for example, AI/ML projects, web-based tools, mobile applications, etc.) that promote sustainable practices based on diverse problem statements. The projects will be evaluated by an esteemed panel of judges. Along with showcasing keynote speeches and educational workshops, the event will culminate with the Top 3 teams winning cash prizes. This will be an in-person competition held on campus.

Get Started

If you are ready to innovate, collaborate, and tackle real-word energy challenges, apply before January 15, 2025 at https://lu.ma/zwteobo8Join the Devpost hackathon only once your team is finalized by 9 PM, Jan 17, 2025 - each Team Member must individually register.

Click here to learn more: https://hack.energyclub.gatech.edu/ 

 

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Prizes

$500 in prizes
Best Overall Hack
1 winner

Cash prize of $250.

2nd Best Hack
1 winner

Cash prize of $150.

3rd Best Hack
1 winner

Cash prize of $100.

Devpost Achievements

Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:

Judges

Jean-Paul Watson

Jean-Paul Watson
Senior Research Scientist, Livermore National Laboratory

Pascal Van Hentenryck

Pascal Van Hentenryck
Professor, H. Milton Stewart School of Industrial and Systems Engineering at Georgia Tech

Andy Marshall
Executive Director, CleanTech Innovation Hub

Karthigayan Devan
Software Engineering Manager, Genuine Parts Company

Judging Criteria

  • Technical Expertise
    1. Demonstrates strong technical skills and innovative problem-solving. 2. Effectively utilizes advanced concepts and methodologies.
  • Design and Functionality
    1. Final product showcases excellent aesthetics, usability, and user interaction. 2. Incorporates a "wow factor" through creativity or innovation.
  • Real-World Relevance
    1. Provides a practical solution to the targeted need or problem. 2. Aligns with relevant energy policies and industry standards.
  • Presentation Quality
    1. Communicates the solution effectively through clear and compelling demonstration. 2. Visual aids and supplementary materials enhance understanding and appeal.

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