The Arkansas Department of Energy and Environment (“E&E”) has announced the finalists for the 2020 Arkansas Energy and Environment Awards.
E&E describes the ENVY Award as recognizing:
. . . a major effort by an individual organization to enhance and protect Arkansas’s natural resources through sustainability programs and commitments to stewardship of the environment.
The TECHe Award is stated to recognize:
. . . the advances or innovative use of technology that breaks new ground in protecting resources or improving the environment by going beyond traditional environmental control measure, approaches or outcomes.
The E2 Award is stated to recognize:
. . . organizations that demonstrate outstanding leadership by implementing forward-thinking initiatives in areas of energy efficiency and resiliency.
This is the second year that the E&E Quest Science Award will be presented. E&E has stated that this award:
. . . showcases the next generation’s quest for advancements in environmental protection and sustainable energy.
The ENVY Award finalists include:
- Union County Water Conservation Board;
- City of Fayetteville; and
- Entergy Arkansas
The 2020 TECHe Award finalists are:
- Indigo Agriculture,
- Anheuser-Busch and Dagan;
- Flywheel Energy; and
- Ozark Electric Cooperative
The 2020 E2 Award finalists include:
- Stratton Seed Company;
- Southern Arkansas University Technical College; and
- Clarksville Connected Utilities
The E&E Quest Science Award has been awarded to:
- Surabhee Eswaran and Little Rock Central High School
A copy of the E&E news release can be found here.
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