The Global Energy Association launches a new nomination cycle on 1st December for awarding the annual Global Energy Prize. Nominations will be accepted on the association’s official site from 1st December 2020 until 20th March 2021.
Three laureates of the Global Energy Prize were identified following the results of the Meeting of its International Award Committee. They are Carlo Rubbia from Italy, Peidong Yang from the USA, and Nikolaos Hatziargyriou from Greece.
The meeting of the International Global Energy Prize Award Committee, which will identify the winners of this year’s prize, will be held on September 7. The ceremony of the announcement of the names of the laureates and a press conference will take place in Kaluga on September 8. The laureates will be on a video call during the event.
How will artificial intelligence change the energy industry? Details are in a chat between Dr Sergey Brilev, Head of the Global Energy Association, and Dr Xinghuo Yu from Australia, who is nominated ”for outstanding and demonstrated contribution in new ways of energy application in cyber-physical environments.”
The shortlist for the 2020 Global Energy Prize Conventional Energy category includes scientists from China, USA, Italy, and Australia. Their works are related to a wide range of domains from the oil to the nuclear industry, and all of them are focused on the energy system efficiency improvement.
The Global Energy Association presented the shortlist of the Global Energy Prize 2020. It includes 15 scientists from the USA, China, Germany, Italy, Australia, Japan, Greece and Denmark. The laureates will be announced on September 8 following a private session of the International Award Committee.
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