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NRG Energy Case Study Challenge

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Realizing the potential of energy with the NRG Energy Case Study Challenge.

NRG is the leading integrated power company in the U.S., built on the strength of the nation’s largest and most diverse competitive electric generation portfolio and leading retail electricity platform. NRG aims to be pioneers in developing smarter energy choices and they know that today’s big thinkers are tomorrow’s world problem solvers. This is why NRG partnered with The Economist for the “Which MBA?” NRG Energy Case Study Challenge, a competition that gives young minds of today an opportunity to present ideas on sustainability.

 

The Economist invited teams of MBA students from around the world to submit a proposal to solve an energy issue. As part of their role, NRG needed to create two videos: one to supply a video presentation of the challenge to be released to the teams and another to announce the winners of the competition. Therefore, NRG engaged VISION to create state-of-the-art animated videos that showcase the importance of the competition. 
  • NRG is one of the largest generators of renewable energy in the country

    Video Production:

    VISION teamed up with NRG, the sponsor of The Economist’s “Which MBA?” Energy Case Study Challenge, to create two state-of-the-art animated videos: one that supplies the challenge to the participating teams, and another to announce the winners of the competition.
  • Distributed clean-energy system for a university in California using bio mass, pv solar and energy storage

    3D Animation:

    VISION used fun 3D graphics animation to bring the challenge and entries to life while infusing NRG’s brand messaging.
Creating positive impact in the world
NRG aims to reduce carbon emissions by 90% by 2050
2017 NRG Energy Case Study Challenge Winners
The Economist Which MBA NRG Energy Case Study Challenge
The Economist’s NRG Energy Case Study Challenge was a great success for NRG. In fact, the challenge received 16 impressive submissions from top MBA schools worldwide including Colombia University, MIT and HEC Paris.

 

From what we can see, the future of renewable energy and energy financing appears to be in very good hands.  
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