Constellation Announces 2017 E2 Energy to Educate Grant Program
- Constellation,
an Exelon company, is accepting applications for its 2017 E2
Energy to Educate grant program, which provides funding for student
research projects focusing on energy innovation. Students in grades six
through 12 can apply for program grants up to $25,000, and students in
two- and four-year colleges can apply for grants up to $50,000. The
deadline for applications
is Oct. 1, 2017.
“As technology continues to transform our industry, we feel strongly about the importance of preparing a new generation for the energy opportunities and challenges that lie ahead,” said Mike Smith vice president, Exelon Generation, Innovation and Strategy Development. “Through Energy to Educate, we’ve provided more than $2.6 million for research and education programs that help to inspire students and build the science, math and technology skills they need to be successful in any career.”
In 2016, Constellation’s Energy to Educate grant program awarded nearly $400,000 to 17 projects and reached more than 35,000 students nationwide. Projects included installing luminescent solar concentrators, building electric vehicles, designing wind turbines, testing fuel cells and evaluating energy storage technologies.
To be eligible for funding, a project must be team-oriented, reach a minimum of 100 students and align with the following energy innovation themes:
- Energy in Transportation: From electric vehicles to compressed natural gas, how will new technologies fuel the future?
- Backyard Generation: In what ways can on-site energy generation improve efficiency and resilience?
- Energy Recycling: What if we could harness and reuse energy that would otherwise be wasted?
Constellation’s focus on energy education aligns with its parent company, Exelon, which was named among the nation’s 50 most community-mind companies by Points of Light. Exelon companies, together with Constellation, contributed more than $46 million to nonprofits in 2016 supporting education, the environment, culture and arts and community development.
Grant recipients are announced each year during American Education Week. To learn more about the program and application criteria, visit the Community Outreach section of www.constellation.com.
About Constellation
Constellation is a leading competitive retail supplier of power, natural gas and energy products and services for homes and businesses across the continental United States. Constellation's family of retail businesses serves more than 2.2 million residential, public sector and business customers, including more than two-thirds of the Fortune 100. Baltimore-based Constellation is a subsidiary of Exelon Corporation (NYSE: EXC), the nation’s leading competitive energy provider, with 2016 revenues of approximately $31.4 billion, and more than 35,500 megawatts of owned capacity comprising one of the nation’s cleanest and lowest-cost power generation fleets. Learn more at www.constellation.com or on Twitter at @ConstellationEG.
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Company is accepting applications for student projects focusing on
energy innovation
BALTIMORE–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Constellation,
an Exelon company, is accepting applications for its 2017 E2
Energy to Educate grant program, which provides funding for student
research projects focusing on energy innovation. Students in grades six
through 12 can apply for program grants up to $25,000, and students in
two- and four-year colleges can apply for grants up to $50,000. The
deadline for applications
is Oct. 1, 2017.
“As technology continues to transform our industry, we feel strongly
about the importance of preparing a new generation for the energy
opportunities and challenges that lie ahead,” said Mike Smith vice
president, Exelon Generation, Innovation and Strategy Development.
“Through Energy to Educate, we’ve provided more than $2.6 million for
research and education programs that help to inspire students and build
the science, math and technology skills they need to be successful in
any career.”
In 2016, Constellation’s Energy to Educate grant program awarded nearly
$400,000 to 17 projects and reached more than 35,000 students
nationwide. Projects included installing luminescent solar
concentrators, building electric vehicles, designing wind turbines,
testing fuel cells and evaluating energy storage technologies.
To be eligible for funding, a project must be team-oriented, reach a
minimum of 100 students and align with the following energy innovation
themes:
-
Energy in Transportation: From electric vehicles to compressed natural
gas, how will new technologies fuel the future? -
Backyard Generation: In what ways can on-site energy generation
improve efficiency and resilience? -
Energy Recycling: What if we could harness and reuse energy that would
otherwise be wasted?
Constellation’s focus on energy education aligns with its parent
company, Exelon, which was named among the nation’s 50 most
community-mind companies by Points
of Light. Exelon companies, together with Constellation, contributed
more than $46 million to nonprofits in 2016 supporting education, the
environment, culture and arts and community development.
Grant recipients are announced each year during American
Education Week. To learn more about the program and application
criteria, visit the Community
Outreach section of www.constellation.com.
About Constellation
Constellation is a leading competitive retail supplier of power, natural
gas and energy products and services for homes and businesses across the
continental United States. Constellation’s family of retail businesses
serves more than 2.2 million residential, public sector and business
customers, including more than two-thirds of the Fortune 100.
Baltimore-based Constellation is a subsidiary of Exelon Corporation
(NYSE: EXC), the nation’s leading competitive energy provider, with 2016
revenues of approximately $31.4 billion, and more than 35,500 megawatts
of owned capacity comprising one of the nation’s cleanest and
lowest-cost power generation fleets. Learn more at www.constellation.com
or on Twitter at @ConstellationEG.
Contacts
Constellation
Kelly Biemer, 410-470-9700
[email protected]
