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OneEnergy Renewables Energy Scholars Program:
Sustainability and Scholarship in Harmony

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Trent Huntington

Trent Huntington,
University of Washington,
Seattle

Trent is a first-year MBA student at the University of Washington Michael G. Foster School of Business. At Foster, Trent is focusing on finance and environmental management while pursuing a career in renewable energy and waste management. Trent is President of the Foster Net Impact chapter and served as Chair of the Environmental Innovation Challenge. He holds a BS in Chemical Engineering from UCLA.

Trent's research aims to establish a link between energy production and water use, a critical topic in an age of increasing water scarcity.

The OneEnergy Renewables™ Energy Scholars™ program pairs renewable energy purchases with hands-on learning opportunities for students, offering colleges and universities a unique way to support their sustainability and academic initiatives at the same time.

The Energy Scholars program is available to any college or university that purchases renewable energy from OneEnergy Renewables. The program enables students to apply their formal learning in engineering, business, or environmental management to practical, real-world issues by offering scholarship support for energy-related projects. Energy Scholars will also receive access to OneEnergy Renewables' executives and nearby large-scale solar and wind development projects in the students' home states. Participating schools can not only advance their sustainability goals by purchasing renewable energy, but can also offer students unparalleled educational experiences in the process.

Through the Energy Scholars Program,
students receive:

  • A scholarship or grant ranging from $1,000-$5,000
  • The opportunity to pursue a personalized energy project of interest
  • Access to OneEnergy Renewables' executives, and to their expansive network of industry contacts
  • A featured Energy Scholar profile on the OneEnergy Renewables website

University partners will receive:

  • A $500 stipend for the faculty advisor assisting the Scholar on his/her project
  • A win-win solution to meet both academic and sustainability commitments

To learn how your college or university can receive an Energy Scholars grant, please call us at 206.682.7293 or email us at Scholars@OneEnergyRenewables.com.