Competition overview
GreenExE 4.0 invites student teams to design technology solutions that turn a green environment into a connected, efficient, intelligent and sustainable city.
GreenExE 4.0
About the competition
An enhanced smart-city experience inspired by NSBM Green University.
Purpose and objectives
Encourage students to apply technology and innovation to real sustainability problems, and to present workable smart-city solutions to an industry audience.
Participant benefits
Industry exposure and mentorship Recognition for sustainable innovation Hands-on experience building smart-city solutions Networking with the ASE community and partners
Who can participate
Eligibility is confirmed by the organisers before registration opens. Update this section with the approved criteria.
Team requirements
Teams must stay within the approved minimum and maximum member counts. Each member must supply full contact details at registration.
Project requirements
Projects must address the Smart Green City concept and describe a problem, a proposed solution, the technology used, the innovation and the expected impact.
Submission and presentation
Submission and presentation requirements are confirmed by the organisers before the competition begins.
Rules and disqualification
Incomplete, duplicated or misrepresented registrations may be disqualified. Final rules are published by the organisers.
The Smart Green City concept
NSBM Green University is the inspiration for an enhanced smart-city environment: smart buildings, green landscapes, clean energy, intelligent mobility, connected services and environmental monitoring working as one system.
Explore the concept →Smart buildings and connected infrastructure
Green and sustainable environment
Smart energy and efficient resource use
Smart transportation and mobility
Smart water and waste management
Environmental monitoring
Eligibility & rules
Eligibility, team requirements and participation rules are listed in full on the rules page.
Read rules & eligibility →Participant benefits
- • Industry exposure and mentorship opportunities
- • Recognition for sustainable innovation
- • Hands-on experience building smart-city solutions
- • Networking with the ASE community and partners
Frequently asked questions
Eligibility is confirmed by the organisers. Check the Rules & Eligibility page for the approved criteria.
Teams must have between 2 and 5 members. The first member entered is the team leader.
No. Registration collects your concept: the problem, your proposed solution, the technology you plan to use and the impact you expect.
You receive a unique registration reference on screen. Keep it — organisers use it in all follow-up communication.
Contact the organisers with your registration reference. Changes are handled by the ASE committee.
No. Participant details are only visible to authorised administrators.