We are pleased to announce the launch of the second edition of the "Clean Power of Energy" , the Grant Programme. This programme aims to support educational projects focused on the energy transition, the role of renewable energy sources, climate issues, and identifying misinformation related to these topics.

This year's edition will award 10 grants of PLN 30,000 each. The programme is open to public schools and universities, libraries, and municipal community centers across Poland.

Deadlines and rules for the call for applications

• Application deadline: July 10, 2026
• Results announcement: September 9, 2026
• Project implementation period: September 14, 2026 – May 31, 2027

Applications will be evaluated based on their alignment with the programme's objectives, the project's level of innovation, the applicant's experience, the proposed communication and promotion plan, and the expected number of beneficiaries.

We particularly want to support projects that:

• promote knowledge about renewable energy sources and the energy transition, as well as their impact on energy security,
• raise climate awareness among different age groups,
• are based on reliable scientific data and help distinguish facts from fake news,
• support environmental protection and the development of civic engagement.

Here are examples of activities that can be implemented as part of our programme:

• educational projects focused on renewable energy, delivered in various formats, including lectures, workshops, expert meetings, guides, games, and educational trips,
• creating dedicated spaces in schools, libraries, or community centers where children and young people can gain knowledge about renewable energy sources (RES), including the development of mini-laboratories for renewable energy experiments,
• establishing a club that will organize meetings, workshops, and projects related to climate education,
• supporting larger-scale information and educational projects with a broader reach,
• information campaigns and educational materials, podcasts, and webinars on renewable energy sources (RES) and climate change.