Themed “Energy for the Future”, the fourth round of the Green Energy Champion (GEC) has now been completed with five innovative, market-ready solutions well placed to support the country’s renewable energy transition – especially amidst the ongoing energy crisis. The ‘Green Energy Champion’ is a programme that supports innovators who are driven to lead the.
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Green Energy Champion 2021 off to a great start!
May, 17, 2021
nd May
The Green Energy Champion (GEC) 2021 which was launched earlier this year is off to a great start, to find the next set of green energy champions who will revolutionise the areas of sustainable mobility, energy efficiency, and renewable energies in Sri Lanka.
An invitation to all energy innovators was disseminated island wide in April and continues to remain open until 22
nd May for all startups and SMEs in the country that possess creative and innovative products, activities, and projects which promote energy efficiency and the use of renewable energy solutions in Sri Lanka.
Applications welcome till 22nd May
The Green Energy Champion (GEC) 2021 which was launched earlier this year is off to a great start, to find the next set of green energy champions who will revolutionise the areas of sustainable mobility, energy efficiency, and renewable energies in Sri Lanka.
An invitation to all energy innovators was disseminated island wide in April and continues to remain open until 22nd May for all startups and SMEs in the country that possess creative and innovative products, activities, and projects which promote energy efficiency and the use of renewable energy solutions in Sri Lanka.
Green Energy Champion was initiated in 2016 with the aim of encouraging the innovation and implementation of Green Energy solutions in Sri Lanka, particularly to serve the day-to-day needs of the public. The first three editions witnessed excellent receptivity, with participants ranging from private households and universities to municipalities, public authorities, and small