LAUREATES
DEMONSTRATING EXCEPTIONAL ACHIEVEMENT
In the 12 years since its foundation, the Global Energy Prize has been awarded to 31 scientists and researchers around the world who have demonstrated exceptional achievement in their field. The laureates come from nine different countries, including Canada, France, Germany, Sweden, Iceland, Japan, Russia, Ukraine, United Kingdom and the USA.
Fyodor Mitenkov (Russia)
Awarded the Global Energy Prize for developing the physical and technical fundamentals that lead to the creation of a new series of fast-breeder nuclear reactors for power generation.
Leonard J. Koch (USA)
Awarded the Global Energy Prize for his pioneering contribution to the development of fast-breeder nuclear reactors for power generation and fundamental studies into the thermophysical properties of matter at extremely high temperatures.
Alexander Sheindlin (Russia)
Awarded the Global Energy Prize for his pioneering contribution to the development of fast-breeder nuclear reactors for power generation, and fundamental studies into the thermophysical properties of matter at extremely high temperatures.