The Global Energy Association has completed its 2020/2021 nomination cycle and reception of candidatures for the prize of the same name, setting new records despite the pandemic. An unprecedented 36 countries are on the long list – three times the number in 2019 (12 at that time) and nearly twice the 2020 number (20 countries).
Plans call for the 2021 meeting of the Global Energy Association’s Global Prize International Award Committee meeting to take place in Kazan, in the republic of Tatarstan, in central Russia.
Carlo Rubbia es el ganador del “Global Energy Prize 2020” por promover la energía sostenible en el contexto de la gestión de residuos nucleares y la pirolisis del gas natural
Nikolaos Hatziargyriou de Grecia ganó su premio 2020 en la nominación de New Ways of Energy Application, por su contribución a la estabilidad del sistema de red eléctrica al ser pionero en el sistema inteligente y de microrred mediante el uso de inteligencia artificial
The Global Energy Association (registered in Moscow and responsible for the international prize of the same name) has created a new award specifically for Russian academics – to be presented for their contributions to the development of energy in the country: The Honorary Diploma of the Association.
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.
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