Grant supports journalism collaborations on climate, energy [Worldwide]

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Clean Energy Wire (CLEW) is offering three grants for the most promising international collaborative projects from at least two different countries on the topics of clean energy, climate policy and the shift to a low-carbon economy.
Print and online features, investigative journalism and comparative reporting are eligible, but projects in other media/taking a multimedia approach will also be considered. Stories may be published in any language.
Successful applicants will receive between EUR4,000 (US$4,751) and EUR6,000 (US$7,126). 
The deadline is Sept. 15.

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