The second largest cable manufacturer in the world, Nexans is launching a climate challenge in Morocco to encourage climate innovation by rewarding the most promising projects in the field.
In both corporate and academic sectors, the Nexans Morocco challenge is open to all project holders as well as startups who are working on creative solutions to address climate issues.
Candidates are allowed to submit their projects in one of the following four categories, renewable energies, energy efficiency, sustainable mobility, and circular economy.
A jury composed of Nexans experts will examine the projects, based on several criteria, including a project’s environmental impact, how innovative it is, and its economic feasibility and viability.
The challenge’s award ceremony is to be held in September, during the fourth edition of Nexans Climate Day.
“The Nexans Climate Challenge provides a unique opportunity for innovative project holders to gain visibility and recognition on a global scale. It also aims to serve as a platform for collaboration and partnership with Nexans and other stakeholders in the fields of energy transition and sustainable development,” said the company on its official website.
Selma Alami, the managing director of Nexans North and West Africa, explained that the reason behind launching this challenge is to encourage creativity and innovation, to find sustainable and effective solutions that protect the globe.
Nexans operates in four main business areas, buildings and territories, high voltage, data, and finally, telecoms.
Based in Paris, the company has a significant industrial presence in 34 countries all over the world.
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