[OKFN-EN] Errata: Hack the Town Hall and Energy and Environment Open Data Challenge

[Jack Townsend]

Apparently the main link may not have been accessible on the Energy and Environment Open Data Challenge email. Here it is: http://www.nesta.org.uk/project/open-data-challenge-series/energy-environment

Also, please note the date of the Hack the Town Hall event referred to in the flood data email has moved to 26/27 April (not weekend before as stated)

Jack

April Hack the Town Hackathon http://hackathoncentral.com/winners_spring_2013/ on flooding, disaster and emergency preparedness and response by residents and local government

			Sat/Sun 26/27 April..
			Begins 09.00 Sat​,​ ends 17.30 Sun
​			Google Campus
			4/5 Bonhill Street​
			​London EC2A 4BX



On 14 Feb 2014, at 16:13, Jack Townsend <Jack at jacktownsend.net> wrote:

>> 
>> Our Energy + Environment Open Data Challenge has launched! Find out how to get involved!
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>> 
>> Dear Friend of the Energy + Environment Open Data Challenge,
>>  
>> 
>> Applications are open for the Energy and Environment Open Data Challenge. We’re also pleased to announce we will be holding the Challenge Weekend in Bristol in March and that Bristol City Council will be making available new open data for this Challenge.
>> 
>> Challenge
>> 
>> This Challenge invites teams including businesses, start-ups, social enterprises, community groups, academics, students and special interest groups to use open data to build services that support communities to either:
>> 1.       Group buy their energy and save money;
>> 
>> 2.       Undertake community based energy efficiency interventions; or
>> 
>> 3.       Start to generate their own energy
>> 
>> Take part
>> 
>> To enter the challenge please read the background information here and then sign up toour participant platform.
>> Full details on how to apply as well as links to the datasets which we are highlighting are published here. Open datasets have been collated in this Google Doc. You'll find two tabs - one for Bristol specific data and a second for national datasets. We’ve also blogged about the background to the Challenge here.
>> 
>> We’re holding a meet up in Bristol on 3rd March to talk through the challenge and develop ideas. If you’d like to attend please sign up on Eventbrite. 
>> 
>> The deadline for uploading your project on CollabFinder in order to be selected for our Creation Weekend in Bristol is 16th March.
>> 
>> Key Dates
>> 
>> 3 March - join us for an informal meetup in Brist ol (venue TBC) from 18:00 - 20:30 where we will share information, generate some ideas and make new contacts.
>> 
>> 16 March - deadline for all project ideas to be submitted on our CollabFinderplatform.
>> 
>> 22 + 23 March - *hold this date* as selected teams will be invited to join us for the Creation Weekend in Bristol, to build their ideas and pitch to compete for one of three £5 000 prizes.
>> 
>> 
>> Contact
>> Follow us on Twitter and/or email us with any questions: opendata at nesta.org.uk
>> 
>> Forward this email to anyone you think might be able to bring datasets or expertise to the challenge, or who might want to compete.
>> 
>> We look forward to seeing your project ideas on CollabFinder and then hopefully at the Creation Weekend,
>> 
>> Ed, Briony and Alicia
>> 
>> 
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