List of hackathons about energy in 2018

Spend two-months building solutions with DigitalGlobe’s resources and ESA’s APIs, to immediately support disaster relief. You’ll be challenged to transform earth imagery into meaningful context and actionable insights for business growth, global development, and geospatial intelligence with GBDX Notebooks. Unlock over one-hundred petabytes of multispectral and high-resolution imagery by deep diving through 17 years of global images to solve our earth’s most critical problems.

Summer of Weather Code is open to all developers, startups, weather professionals and scientists who are interested in weather forecasts and the visualisation of weather-related data and who are keen to collaborate with world-class scientists. ECMWF presents exciting challenges aimed at improving how weather and climate data and related software are provided to user communities. The new developments will help ECMWF to support national weather services in its Member and Co-operating States.

HYPHEN is the first of its kind two-day hackathon for the microfinance industry! We're coming up with ideas using Fintech, Software Development, Edtech & Clean Energy. If you are for poverty alleviation, financial inclusion & women empowerment, join us at HYPHEN!

Create 'actionable insight' from network alarm data The resulting scaling of data provides an opportunity to review and rethink event alarm management and prediction. This includes both integration of existing alarm data management systems and enhancing the logic modelling used to enable prioritisation of events.

Designers, developers, and entrepreneurs in the Netherlands! If you're interested in the use of technology to create smart cities, then you're invited to participate in the SmartCity Hackathon 2018 in Amsterdam. You'll get to collaborate with other smart city enthusiasts to develop a business model for a smart city project. Your project will address one of four given tracks -- Energy Efficiency, Waste Management, Air Quality, or Transportation.

Designers, developers, and entrepreneurs in the Netherlands! If you're interested in the use of technology to create smart cities, then you're invited to participate in the SmartCity Hackathon 2018 in Amsterdam. You'll get to collaborate with other smart city enthusiasts to develop a business model for a smart city project. Your project will address one of four given tracks -- Energy Efficiency, Waste Management, Air Quality, or Transportation.

Pour son hackathon Smart City 2018, Saint-Etienne Métropole et Suez décident de faire appel aux citoyens, étudiants, développeurs, designers et data analysts - scientists, pour faire de Saint-Etienne la ville de demain! Une plateforme numérique sera également à disposition des participants et prochainement des résidents du quartier pour proposer de nouveaux services toujours plus avant-gardistes pour améliorer leur qualité de vie.

Aussie software developers, data scientists, mechanical engineers, UI/UX designers, geologists, entrepreneurs, and industry insiders in the resources sector! If you're intending to participate in the 54-hour Unearthed Perth 2018 Hackathon, then watch out for a series of exciting events—a community night, a UWA x Unearthed breakfast, and skills boot camps—to commemorate 5 years of the Unearthed community. In the hackathon, you'll be challenged to work with actual industry data to solve real-world challenges faced by the global resources sector. Come and collaborate and compete for your share of an awesome prize pool and subsequent product development opportunities. For insights on hackathon participation, go to our expert advice page!

This is your opportunity to get hands-on experience with the hardware and software development kits developed and sold worldwide by Itron. Additionally, you can also have face-to-face interactions with the technical teams who are building these innovative solutions. Two winning teams stand a chance to win gift vouchers worth ₹50,000

ConnHack is a format of the Innovation Center Connected Living e.V. and its partners SAP, Vattenfall, innogy, conrad connect, TU Berlin (DAI-Laboratory), Fresh Energy, IOLITE and Signal Cruncher. The goal of ConnHack is to develop new data-based services and use-cases from real data sets (e.g. of Smart Home or IoT data) provided by the partners. ConnHack addresses professionals and experts with working experience as well as students who are interested in the mentioned topics. www.connhack.org