List of hackathons about energy in 2016

This is a creative day based around the sea. Get the opportunity to share, create, discover, and have fun with other people. It will be a memorable day! At "Oceans and Seas", you will get to propose new solutions, concepts (services, products) in areas such as shellfish, sea, tourism, beach, marine animals, ecology, pleasure, offshore energy, water sports ...

Journée de créativité autour des mers et des océans

This hackathon is hosted by QUT for a one day technology symposium which will bring together industry, government, and academia and provide an opportunity for networking and sharing ideas with thought leaders from the mining and oil and gas domains. You will hear from researchers from MIT, QUT, UQ, CRCs and CSIRO about innovation in mining and energy, engage with industry experts through panel discussions, network with like-minded peers and have the opportunity to experience cutting edge technologies including remote operation software and wearable technology.

Come to this hackathon to help make the city of San Diego one of the greenest and most connected cities in the world. Register for this San Diego Smart City Hackathon Kickoff & Info Session, to learn more about the format, specific objectives, challenges, tools and data sets for solving real city problems based on input from multiple city departments. The target is to come up with original creative solutions to difficult city problems, which require wireless sensors and a lot of data. Something, which has not been done before.

This is a hackathon for mobile app development for Sports Complex in Al Amal, organized by Casa Events & Animation in partnership with the Morocco Cluster Numeric. Your challenge will be to develop mobile apps responding to challenges of Smart City 2016 Casablanca: mobility, energy, urban transportation and any other subject that will provide a good impact on the city. You'll also be making use of the fast development platform ScreenDy, in order to give life to your mobile app.

This is a mobile application development hackathon organized by The National School of Applied Sciences together with the ScreenDy platform. Participants are asked to develop mobile applications, responding to the integration of artificial intelligence in connected objects. All mobile applications and innovative business models should be based around health, education, governance, environment, tourism, and/or agriculture. You will get access to the rapid development platform ScreenDy to give life to you projects. So if you have an idea, an incomplete project, or just a team ready to take this challenge, then join this two full days of programming fun and get the chance to earn $ 27,000 worth software services!

The Ecovillages Hackathon is all about "Smart Cities" and "Smart Villages". To accompany the 5th edition of its annual forum, which will deal with the digital revolution, Ecovillage is organizing this hackathon in order to develop new ICT applications and tools. The central theme of the hackathon is "Access, Mobility & services for the villages'. Setting up a creative space for coworking, networking and brainstorming. Come participate in the design of the connected world of tomorrow!

Wanted disruptors! If you're an aspiring entrepreneur with an idea that could disrupt the status quo--and make our lives better--then sign up for Hacking Transportation: @StartupBusSF and @UberDevelopers. StartupBus is an annual competition that challenges top tier talent to hop on a bus and conceive, build and launch a startup in 72 hours. Starting in San Francisco, participants will compete with fellow travelers on buses from 5 other cities, to see who can create the most innovative business to pitch on stage at Techstars' Boulder Startup Week.

Hack Chiapas 2016 is inviting all students who have ideas to improve the technology of the city of Chiapas and develop their ideas in a 24 hours marathon. The objective for this event are: Hack Chiapas seeks to provide interesting and positive change for the city through creative and innovative projects and ideas. Participants should cover any of these areas: health, public services, farming, and/or tourism. There are no restrictions on languages, frameworks or methodologies and anyone can participate even if they do not know how to code. This event is open to students from areas of systems development, electronics, mechatronics, graphic design, management, programmers or any other related to the idea of ​​creating something for the city's profile.

This hackathon is hosted by SEAI (Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland) in partnership with DCU Alpha (Dublin City University Innovation Campus) to come together and build on innovative ways to tackle the energy use problems in Ireland. The event will be focusing on three different challenges: the User Experience Challenge, Homeowner Feedback and Behaviour Challenge, and the Energy Supply Challenge.