The award ceremony is being made possible by our partner SV Hotel and will be held on 6 June at 1.00 p.m. in the Renaissance Zurich Tower Hotel in Zurich. There, they may present their projects to an interested public and hope to win first prize in one of the four categories. This year, teams from Bazenheid, Biel, Winterthur, Domdidier and Berne hope to receive one of the four first prizes in the four categories. In the anniversary year, the expert panel will feature Pascal Strässle, member of the executive management of our long-standing partner <link https: www.griesser.ch en home external-link external link in current>Griesser Storen, and representatives of <link https: www.energieschweiz.ch home.aspx external-link external link in current>EnergieSchweiz (main partner of the Energy and Climate Laboratory), <link http: www.sbbcargo.com external-link external link in current>SBB Cargo, the <link https: www.oebu.ch de home-5.html external-link external link in current>öbu network and <link http: www.fddm.ch de external-link external link in current>FDDM Valais, among others.
Before the winners are announced, a discussion on the topic of “The Future of Energy in Switzerland - Effects on Careers and Society” with Managing Director of EnergieSchweiz Patrick Kutschera and myclimate Managing Director René Estermann awaits the guests at the awards ceremony. Guests also have the opportunity to review the project history by walking through the travelling exhibit “Ten years of the Energy and Climate Laboratory”. The awards ceremony is open to the public.
Vote and Win
Once again, the audience will be able to help choose an additional winner this year by online vote. Votes for the audience prize can be cast until Sunday 14 May. A pair of four-day passes to the OpenAir St. Gallen festival will be raffled off among everybody who participates.
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“Energy and Climate Laboratory” Competition
The goal of the Energy and Climate Laboratory is to accumulate knowledge on the environment and the efficient use of energy and to combine commitment with technological skill, innovative spirit and design expertise. The workshop participants’ task is to develop products and projects that reduce CO₂, promote energy efficiency or raise awareness among the general public about everyday actions to prevent climate change.
The myclimate Energy and Climate Laboratory is a national project competition for all those in education or training. To date, 864 projects from more than 7,600 students and trainees have been submitted. Support was provided by <link https: www.energieschweiz.ch home.aspx external-link external link in current>EnergieSchweiz, <link https: www.griesser.ch en home external-link external link in current>Griesser Storen, <link https: www.axa.ch en private-customers.html external-link external link in current>AXA Winterthur, <link http: hotel.sv-group.com de external-link external link in current>SV Hotel and <link http: www.sbbcargo.com external-link external link in current>SBB Cargo during the anniversary year. In the last ten years, supporters like the <link http: www.stiftung-mercator.ch de stiftung external-link external link in current>Stiftung Mercator, <link https: www.sbfi.admin.ch sbfi en home.html external-link external link in current>State Secretariat for Education, Research and Innovation SERI, <link https: www.cembra.ch en external-link external link in current>Cembra MoneyBank, <link https: www.swisscom.ch en residential.html external-link external link in current>Swisscom and <link http: new.abb.com ch external-link external link in current>ABB also made it possible to realise projects across the nation.