Zayed Future Energy Prize, an initiative by The Government of Abu Dhabi and managed by Masdar, invites the submissions and nominations for its 2015 edition of the award from India. The Prize, an annual $4 million award, recognises individuals, organisations and schools who have made significant strides to advance the fields of renewable energy and sustainability.
Submissions is open globally across five categories: large corporation, small and medium enterprise (SME), non-governmental organisation (NGO), lifetime achievement and global high schools. In the lifetime achievement category, nominations will also be accepted.

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Zayed Future Energy Prize, an initiative by The Government of Abu Dhabi and managed by Masdar, invites the submissions and nominations for its 2015 edition of the award from India. The Prize, an annual US$4 million award, recognises individuals, organisations and schools who have made significant strides to advance the fields of renewable energy and sustainability.
Submissions is open globally across five categories: large corporation, small and medium enterprise (SME), non-governmental organisation (NGO), lifetime achievement and global high schools. In the lifetime achievement category, nominations will also be accepted.
“Throughout history, prizes have proven to be a mechanism to encourage innovation,” said Dr. Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber, director general of the Zayed Future Energy Prize. “The Zayed Future Energy Prize is a commitment by the UAE’s government to incentivise people, organisations and schools to tackle today’s pressing energy and sustainability challenges.

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Zayed Future Energy Prize, an initiative by The Government of Abu Dhabi and managed by Masdar, invites the submissions and nominations for its 2015 edition of the award from India. The Prize, an annual US$4 million award, recognises individuals, organisations and schools who have made significant strides to advance the fields of renewable energy and sustainability.
Submissions is open globally across five categories: large corporation, small and medium enterprise (SME), non-governmental organisation (NGO), lifetime achievement and global high schools. In the lifetime achievement category, nominations will also be accepted.
“Throughout history, prizes have proven to be a mechanism to encourage innovation,” said Dr. Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber, director general of the Zayed Future Energy Prize. “The Zayed Future Energy Prize is a commitment by the UAE’s government to incentivise people, organisations and schools to tackle today’s pressing energy and sustainability challenges.

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