The prize
The Global Energy Prize is an award for outstanding achievements in scientific and technical R&D in the field of energy.
Fostering development of sciences, the Global Energy Prize emphasiыes the importance of international cooperation and the weight of involvement of public and private entities in efforts to ensure energy security and energy conservation on a global scale.
According to IREG Observatory on Academic Ranking and Excellence, the Global Energy Prize ranks among the top 99 most prestigious and influential international awards.
Since 2003, the prize has been bestowed on 56 scientists from 16 countries: Australia, Austria, Canada, China, Denmark, France, Greece, Iceland, Italy, Japan, Russia, Sweden, Switzerland, the UK, Ukraine, and the U.S.
Britain proposes to produce green hydrogen in the open sea using the energy of waves and tides
Scientists from Birmingham University (the UK) proposed a system allowing for producing green hydrogen right in the open sea without connecting to the on-shore power
Sweden to be heated by the wind: 2050 model power system
Scientists from Halmstad University demonstrated the potential Swedish energy industry by 2050 – the deadline for achieving carbon neutrality. To do that, they created a