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News stories about the Collegiate Wind Competition from the U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Wind Energy Technologies Office.
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Jessica Davis is using the engineering, analysis, and project management experience she developed during the CWC to her new job in nuclear security.
A new academic year is underway, which means a new class of college students is preparing for the 2021 DOE Collegiate Wind Competition.
Applications for CWC 2022 are being accepted now through Dec. 8, 2020.
Jane Sandoval enters her master's program this fall with years of energy experience, including her work in DOE's 2020 Collegiate Wind Competition.
WSU Everett’s unique partnership with Everett Community College prepares team for first-time participation in the Collegiate Wind Competition.
After four days of intense virtual presentations, the Energy Department announced the winners of the 2020 Collegiate Wind Competition.
Ensuring today’s students meet tomorrow’s wind energy workforce needs.
12 teams of students from across the United States will present a virtual showcase of technological adaptability and wind energy wizardry at CWC.
The 2020 Collegiate Wind Competition (CWC) will be held via webinar in May and June.
DOE announced the 13 collegiate teams selected to participate in the 2021 CWC. Three new schools were selected and 10 teams are returning.