Cleantech Hackathon at Stanford

Students, builders, founders, and climate-minded problem solvers are coming together during Stanford Climate Week for a fast-moving weekend of ideas, prototypes, and building. Co-hosted by Stanford Climate Week & Raisable Founders Hub and sponsored by TotalEnergies and Google Earth (with more sponsors to be announced soon), the cleantech hackathon takes place in the Jen-Hsun Huang Engineering Center for two days of hacking. Teams will build cleantech solutions with the potential to make a real difference by focusing on vetted business challenges from our sponsors and the Stanford Sustainability Accelerator. Come with a team or find one at the event. Either way, expect a room full of ambitious thinking, hands-on building, and enough time to turn a spark of an idea into something tangible.🔗 Hackathon guide: Coming soon Think big, move fast, and spend two days building in the heart of Stanford. Hosts: Stanford Climate WeekStanford Climate Week is a dynamic, interdisciplinary gathering that unites students, faculty, alumni, and industry leaders to drive climate action & innovation. Raisable Founders HubRaisable Founders Hub is a community that supports founders while also building, designing, and leading innovation events like hackathons and accelerators. We connect founders with the sponsors, mentors, and programming they need to scale, and we're proud to bring that same builder-first energy to the Stanford Cleantech Hackathon. Sponsors: TotalEnergies TotalEnergies is a global integrated energy company that produces and markets energies: oil and biofuels, natural gas, biogas and low-carbon hydrogen, renewables and electricity. Our purpose is to provide as many people as possible with energy that is more affordable, more reliable and more sustainable. Google EarthGoogle Earth is a free, web-and-app-based digital globe that lets users explore high-resolution satellite imagery, 3D terrain, and 360° Street View perspectives from anywhere on the planet.