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Schneider Electric Launches Yuva Yodha Energy Tech Hackathon 2026

As India accelerates its journey towards becoming a global hub for sustainable growth, digital innovation, and clean energy, Schneider Electric, a global energy technology leader, today announced the launch of Yuva Yodha, a national tech hackathon designed to empower the country’s brightest young minds to develop solutions that advance energy technology and address India’s evolving sustainability and energy needs.

Aligned with India’s vision of building a future-ready, innovation-led economy, Yuva Yodha aims to nurture the next generation of problem-solvers, innovators and technology leaders who will help shape a more resilient, efficient and sustainable future. Through industry mentorship, real-world challenges, and platforms to showcase ideas, the initiative bridges the gap between education and industry while driving meaningful impact.

Open to Indian citizens or residents aged 18 and above who are enrolled as full-time students in India, including undergraduate, postgraduate and STEM programmes, participants can compete individually or in teams...

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