Student Video Contest

Campus Energy Student Video Contest

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Launched in 2012, the Campus Energy Student Video Contest challenges students from IDEA member institutions to create a short video (under 3 minutes) featuring their campus energy plant including district energy, combined heat and power (CHP), and/or microgrids. 
Pictured: 2019 winners Jessie Cripton, Yu Jing Tey, and Pratik Bassi from the University of Toronto
Thank You for the Record Number of Submissions for This Year's Contest!
 
This year, we received a record number of submissions for the Campus Energy Student Video Contest, We are excited to see such enthusiasm for one of our favorite projects of the year. We are encouraged to see such enthusiasm for district energy from the students at our member campuses. If these videos are any indication, the future of district energy is in very capable hands.

We encourage you to check out this year's submissions. Please like your favorites and show your support of their hard work!

Winners will be announced in the coming weeks -check this space soon to view the winning submissions.

Grand Prize

  • $500
  • Paid airfare + lodging to attend CampusEnergy2020 in Denver, CO from Feb. 10-14, 2020, where you will have the opportunity to meet members of the IDEA Board of Directors and key business leaders in the District Energy Industry
  • Conference registration and paid lodging for a representative from your school to attend the IDEA2020 Annual Conference in Washington D.C. on June 22-25, 2020
  • Public recognition from IDEA for your campus's commitment to reliable, economic, efficient and environmentally sound means of heating, cooling and power

Second Place

  • $250
  • Public recognition from IDEA for your campus's commitment to reliable, economic, efficient and environmentally sound means of heating, cooling and power

Third Place

  • $100
  • Public recognition from IDEA for your campus's commitment to reliable, economic, efficient and environmentally sound means of heating, cooling and power