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DEED (Demonstration of Energy-Efficient Developments) student research grants/internships support students studying education in energy-related fields, increase awareness about career opportunities in public power, and provide assistance to DEED member utility sponsors.
Student research grant/internship recipients conduct research on an energy-related project and are required to write a final report on the project describing activities, cost, bibliography, achievements, problems, recommendations, and abstract, outlining the basic process and results of the project.
Only students from accredited colleges and universities shall be eligible. Students must be studying in a country with at least one DEED member. Currently only the U.S. and Canada have DEED members. Please see DEED's policy manual for more details.
Student Research Grant/Internship
Each year DEED awards up to ten $4,000 student research grants/internships to university students studying in energy-related disciplines.
Eligibility Requirements
Only students studying in energy-related disciplines from accredited colleges or universities are eligible for student research grants/internships. Applicants will not be discriminated against on the basis of sex, race, religion, national origin, or citizenship.
Students must obtain a DEED member sponsor for their student research grant/internship. Find a DEED member utility, and contact DEED to request the specific contact information for the utility you wish to request sponsorship from.
Application must be completed in full as per the instructions, and submitted with all required signatures, as well as an academic transcript by the deadline. A copy of the application must also be sent to the DEED regional board director. Find the regional board director at the American Public Power Association web site.
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