GreenHack / 2026 edition / The results are in
Big questions. Small footprint.
A sustainability hackathon / 42 Prague
90+ curious minds. Twenty-four hours. One question: can AI help us live within our planet’s limits? Here is what we built.
01 / The 2026 question
AI and Sustainability: Friend or Foe?
AI comes with an energy and resource cost. Can it help us save more than it consumes? Since 2021, we have brought people together to test their answers in practice.
5–6 June 2026 / 42 Prague / 90+ participants
02 / Challenges 2026
Real problems. Open minds.
Six starting points for useful work. Explore the 2026 briefs.
- Grid Pulse Help power grid operators understand a changing electricity network and respond to emerging problems.
- Renovate Now Help apartment building owners agree on energy renovation by making costs, savings and financing understandable.
- BlackOut Prague Help communities coordinate people, resources and communication when a blackout disrupts essential services.
- Responsible Agents at Work Make workplace AI agents transparent, accountable and energy-aware while keeping people in control.
- AI Skill Bridge Help colleagues share practical AI skills so that tools, energy and human potential are used well.
- The Apartment EV Gap Make electric mobility practical for apartment dwellers who do not have their own charging point.
03 / Projects 2026
Built in a day. Worth a closer look.
Meet the three main prize winners of GreenHack 2026.
- 1st place
An AI copilot for the power grid
Walking legsAn AI assistant that helps power grid operators make sense of operational data and investigate emerging issues.
2,000 € - 2nd place
renovuj.me
Tinkering HyenaA tool to help apartment building owners make shared decisions about renovation and energy savings.
1,000 € - 3rd place
Does an EV fit your everyday life?
IOCA practical assessment of EV suitability and charging options based on everyday mobility.
500 €
04 / LOW-WATT PAPER
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