Constellation Invites Students to Apply for 2012 E2 Energy Grants Program
Constellation energy company has announced the launch of its 2012 E2Energy to Educate Grants program, which provides funding for student projects designed to increase understanding of energy-related science and technology issues.
In 2011, the program awarded more than $500,000 nationwide. The student projects included hands-on wind turbine design, electric and solar vehicle competitions, battery design, energy storage, and many other topics.
Students in grades 6-12 can apply for program grants of up to $25,000; students in two- and four- year colleges can apply for up to $50,000.
To qualify for an E2 grant, a project must be located in an area where Constellation has a business interest, be team-oriented, and reach a minimum of one hundred students. Projects involving students in grades 6-12 must include a minimum of three partners, including at least one that is governed by a board of directors and is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization.
For complete program information and application procedures, visit the Constellation Web site.
