Scholarship Opportunity

AEE Twin Cities Chapter Scholarship

Offered by Association of Energy Engineers – Twin Cities Chapter

The AEE Twin Cities Chapter Scholarship supports undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in energy-related programs at accredited colleges and universities in the Twin Cities area. Funding supports coursework related to energy engineering, conservation, and energy management.

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Grade LevelCollege Freshman, College Sophomore, College Junior, College Senior, Graduate Student

Application Timeline

Important application dates

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2026 AEE Twin Cities Scholarship Cycle

OpensTo Be Announced
DeadlineApril 15, 2026

Eligibility

  • Be an undergraduate or graduate student.
  • Attend an accredited college or university in the Twin Cities area.
  • Be enrolled in an energy-related program.
  • Use scholarship funding for coursework directly related to energy engineering, energy conservation, or energy management leading toward a major or minor in energy engineering.

Requirements

  • Complete the AEE Twin Cities Chapter scholarship application.
  • Submit a faculty recommendation describing academic standing, character, and financial need.
  • Submit a current academic transcript.
  • Submit a 50–150 word statement describing interest in energy engineering, conservation, or energy management and financial need.

How to Apply

  1. 1Confirm enrollment in a qualifying Twin Cities-area energy program.
  2. 2Complete the scholarship application.
  3. 3Request the required faculty recommendation.
  4. 4Obtain a current transcript.
  5. 5Write the required 50–150 word statement.
  6. 6Submit the complete application by the annual April 15 deadline.

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