Sustainable Energy Fund is inviting currently enrolled college students to participate in a Student Logo Design...
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Sustainable Energy Fund is inviting currently enrolled college students to participate in a Student Logo Design Challenge focused on a logo for “Regenerative Energy Initiative“. This challenge is designed to gather creative ideas and visual inspiration that reflect regenerative energy—energy systems that move beyond sustainability to create lasting, positive impact for communities and the environment.
Students are asked to submit one original logo concept along with a brief written description explaining their design approach and interpretation of regenerative energy. Submissions will be reviewed internally as part of an exploratory design process.
Who Should Participate?
The design challenge is open to:
- Currently enrolled undergraduate and graduate students
- Students studying graphic design, visual arts, communications, sustainability, engineering, or related fields
- Individual students or small teams interested in real-world design experience
Awards
A total of $2,000 in awards will be granted through this challenge:
- $1,000 to the winning student or team
- $1,000 to the winner’s academic department
Supporting Student Creativity and Clean Energy Education
This design challenge reflects Sustainable Energy Fund’s ongoing commitment to education, innovation, and student engagement within the clean and regenerative energy space. By inviting students to explore and visually interpret emerging energy concepts, SEF aims to support creative learning opportunities while gathering insight into how the next generation envisions the future of energy.
Submission Details
The submission deadline for the Student Logo Design Challenge is February 28. Participants are asked to submit one logo concept in PNG or PDF format, along with a short written description.
👉 View full challenge details and submit your logo concept here
Winner announcements are expected in mid-March 2026.

