Shell abre oportunidade no setor de energia para incentivos à jovens

Shell Opens Opportunities in the Energy Sector for Youth Incentives

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 25/07/2018 at 00:22

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Shell Opens Opportunities in the Energy Sector for Incentives to Young Energy Entrepreneurs

The search for the best way to use energy has been a recurring theme around the world, with researchers, scientists, and specialists in the field delving deeper to try to find answers that can change the way energy is utilized. Large companies worldwide are discovering renewable energy as one of their main energy sources. With this in mind, SHELL is looking for talented young entrepreneurs who have ideas that bring answers and solutions for smart cities and innovations in the global market.

The Program

The first five selected will receive R$ 5,000.00 each. At the end of five months, participants will compete for an additional prize worth R$15,000.00. The idea that is the most creative throughout the project will receive the funding. The winning projects will be announced on August 20, and the program will start on the 22nd of the same month. All stages will take place in Rio de Janeiro, but participants from all over Brazil will be able to join.

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How to Apply for the Shell Young Initiative

With the goal of creating new income opportunities, jobs, and businesses, Shell and its partners aim to provide young entrepreneurs with incentives to develop, showcase their ideas, and solutions to large companies. Shell will provide experienced professionals to monitor the startups at all stages of the process, offering comprehensive support for the evolution of ideas.

Interested individuals should apply by August 5, 2018, at the link www.f6s.com/shelllivewirebrasil/apply.

Shell Opens Opportunities in the Energy Sector for Youth Incentives

Shell Opens Opportunities in the Energy Sector for Incentives to Young Energy Entrepreneurs

The Program

How to Apply for the Shell Young Initiative

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