How would you
Power Your Future?
Imagine Tomorrow awards
nearly $100,000 in prize money
In May 2008, eighty-nine teams of high school students from throughout Washington State entered Imagine Tomorrow. Responding to the question, “How would you power your future?” they presented ideas to address energy problems, each focusing on one of four areas: technology, design, behavior, or society. Nearly $100,000 in prize money was awarded to participating students and their schools, thanks to the generosity of competition sponsors.
In 2009, you could be part of a team that accepts the challenge. The time to start your Imagine Tomorrow project is now. more >>
As featured in The Seattle Times
Second annual high school energy competition
May 29-31, 2009.
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