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Welcome to Helsinki Energy Challenge Final Event! Announcing the results 16 March 2021
Helsinki Energy Challenge is an ambitious project with the aim of re-creating the urban heating. The global one-million-euro challenge competition seeks to answer the question: How can we decarbonise the heating of Helsinki, using as little biomass as possible? It is time to reveal the results of the competition. Read more »
Asking the right questions – virtual bootcamp kicked-off final leg of the Helsinki Energy Challenge
The Helsinki Energy Challenge finalist teams took part in a three-day virtual bootcamp in order to hone their solutions even further to suit the context of Helsinki. Each team had a full individual program filled with one-on-one meetings, joint sessions with all other teams as well as their own working time.
“Now we have come from 252 teams with over 1 500 innovators and solution providers to you who have been selected as the Helsinki Energy Challenge finalists. Have courage to think differently, challenge yourself and your team, do not settle for the usual road or approach, create something unique. Read more »
Press release: Ten European teams selected from hundreds of proposals advance to the final phase of the Helsinki Energy Challenge
Ten teams have been selected for the final phase of the Helsinki Energy Challenge. The finalist teams highlight the international and interdisciplinary nature of the participants. They have a wide variety of proposals for how Helsinki can phase out the use of coal for heat production in the most sustainable way possible by 2029. Next, the competition is advancing into the co-creation phase.
It’s time to move on to the next phase in the Helsinki Energy Challenge
In just a couple of short days, the teams participating in the Helsinki Energy Challenge will know if they made it to the finals or not.
“People’s eyes light up” – The City of Toronto has been inspired by their journey in the Helsinki Energy Challenge
The City of Toronto is one of the partner cities of the Helsinki Energy Challenge. The city was so impressed with the idea of government collaborating with stakeholders and innovators to find game-changing, sustainable solutions that they decided it was something they definitely wanted to explore.
