Race To Zero Challenge Application - Egypes 2026 Young Professionals

Welcome to the Race to Zero Challenge Application Form

Are you ready to drive real impact and shape the future of energy?

The Race to Zero Challenge, part of the EGYPES Young Professionals Programme, invites university student teams to propose bold, practical, and scalable solutions that support the global shift toward a net-zero energy future.

This is your opportunity to turn ideas into action, collaborate with peers, receive expert mentorship, and showcase your project at one of the region’s leading energy platforms.

SECTION 1: Team Overview

Team Name

Group Mentor

University / Institution Name

Faculty / Department(s):

City

Country

SECTION 2: Team Members Information

Member 1

First Name

Last Name

Academic Year

Field of study

Member 2

First Name

Last Name

Academic Year

Field of study

Member 3

First Name

Last Name

Academic Year

Field of study

Member 4

First Name

Last Name

Academic Year

Field of study

Member 5

First Name

Last Name

Academic Year

Field of study

SECTION 3: Project Overview

Project Title

Problem Statement

Brief Solution Summary

Innovation Element

SECTION 4: Supporting Materials

Please upload the following:

Project Pitch Deck

2-minute Introduction Video

Any supporting visuals or diagrams

SECTION 5: Agreement & Acknowledgment

We confirm that all team members are currently enrolled university students.

We acknowledge that this is a student-led project and original work.

We agree to participate in pre-event mentorship and attend the finals if selected.

We grant EGYPES and partners the right to feature our project for promotional and educational purposes.

Team Lead Name

Email Address

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REGISTRATION FOR THE SLECTED TRACK HAS BEEN CLOSED

30 MARCH - 1 APRIL 2026

EGYPT INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION CENTER

TRANSFORMING ENERGY THROUGH COLLABORATION, ACTION AND REALISM