2025 Entries now open!
We are pleased to announce that 2025 entries for the Energy Breakthrough are now open!
2025 Entry Fees
We are pleased to confirm our 2025 entry fees for the Energy Breakthrough. The fees were initially announced in a news bulletin back in September 2023, but we wanted to share a reminder ahead of our entries opening date on Wednesday 12th March. Fees to all categories remain unchanged from our previous announcement EXCEPT for our Sphero Global Challenge Robotics, which was first introduced in mid-2024.
2024 Entries open TODAY at 12noon!
Entries for the 2024 Energy Breakthrough open TODAY at 12noon! Get your school on the start line by clicking the links to add your interest today.
2024 Energy Breakthrough Handbook, HPV / EEV Specs, and Trial Regulations released
The 2024 Energy Breakthrough Handbook, 2024 HPV and EEV Vehicle Specifications, and HPV and EEV Trial Regulations are now available for download.
Entries for the 2023 Energy Breakthrough open today!
Entries for the 2023 Energy Breakthrough open today!
Bendigo EEV & HPV Grand Prix returns on 10 September 2022
The Bendigo EEV & HPV Grand Prix will return on 10 September 2022 and registrations are open NOW! All human powered vehicle, electric vehicle and hybrid teams are invited to participate in this schools-only event to give students and teachers much needed preparation ahead of the Energy Breakthrough in November.
It’s 2022 entry week!
It's '2022 Entry Week' here at EB Headquarters with the staggered opening of categories across Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
2020 Entries are opening at 8AM today!
Amid the 2020 global COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020 Energy Breakthrough entries will open as planned, starting at 8AM this morning (Tuesday).
Key Information for 2020
Planning for the 2020 Energy Breakthrough, our 30th edition is in full swing. Get up to date with all the
Entries Update – End of Term 1, 2019
Well, the flurry of 'Entry Open Days' has come and gone for 2019. So, now that we're at the of Term 1 ... what's the wash-up? Event Director, John Stafford, shares his take.