Education  

• Classroom Energy - The American Petroleum Institute's website offers teachers and students with multi-media interactive tools and games to understand energy and how it effects all of our lives.
• DOE - EERE: Kids - Dr. E's Energy Lab - Kid friendly interface to DOE Renewable Energy educational materials. Has unique educational links plus links to the main DOE - EERE educational material.
• DOE - Fossil Energy - Coal, Oil and Natural Gas Energy education material for elementary and junior high students. Also offer fellowship, intern and research grant programs.
• EIA: Energy Education Resources - EIA provides students, educators, and other information users a list of generally available free or low-cost energy-related educational materials.
• Energy - Factoids from the textbook "Energy" by Gordon Aubrecht
• Energy Quest - California Energy Commission's energy and environmental education site for students, parents and teachers. Includes information, questions and answers, projects, and other resources.
• Energy Tutorial - Tutorial on energy production and transformation, addressing technical and ecological aspects.
• EnergyTeachers.org - Offers help to teachers interested in teaching about energy production and use. Includes useful links sorted by topic and teacher goals along with relevant news links.
• Ergon EnergyEd - An interactive, multi-media energy education website for school students. You can take a Virtual Reality tour of different types of power stations, watch videos, take an on-line quiz, do experiments, or participate in regular events like competitions, chats and field trips.
• Free Sun Power - Information on how solar power systems work with descriptions of all of the individual components that make up the integrated system.
• FreedomCAR and Vehicle Technologies Program - Reviews of environmentally friendly transportation technologies supported by the U.S. DOE Office of Transportation Technologies. Includes supporting information resources, financial opportunities, and college-level education activities.
• LearnAboutEnergy.org - A comprehensive site about energy and energy education, this site contains resources for both students and teachers including games, discussions, and monthly focuses.
• Major Energy Generation Technologies in the U.S. National Energy Policy - Educational resource that covers major energy generation technologies, addressing fossil fuel, fuel cell, nuclear, and renewable sources.
• National Energy Foundation (NEF) - Promotes, and provides resources for, education related primarily to energy, water, natural resources, science and math, technology, conservation and the environment.
• National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL): Education - Education programs and resources related to science and energy spanning K-12, undergraduate, graduate, postdoctoral, and teacher levels.
• National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL): Learning - Provides information about renewable energy, energy efficiency practices, delivery and storage technologies, applications and student resources.
• NEED - National Education Energy Development - Promotes energy awareness through education and networks of students, educators, business, government and community leaders. Energy education programs and resources.
• Northeast Sustainable Energy Association - Educational programs and resources (many free and downloadable) for K-12 teachers and students on negative impacts of energy use, and possible solutions.
• Plugging into the Sun - Educational resource provider, aiming to promote efficient and sustainable energy use.
• Power Kids - Information, experiments, games, and other educational resources related to renewable energy and the future of energy. From Milton Hydro, Ontario, Canada.
• Re-Energy.ca: A Renewable Energy Project Kit - Information for teachers and students on renewable energy: solar power, wind energy, water power and biomass energy. Areas have background information, lesson plans, project plans, posters and relevant links.
• Sol Ideas Technology Development - Learn how to build your very own nanocrystalline dye-senitized solar cell.
• Solar Energy International - Classroom and hands-on education for practical applications in solar power, wind power, water power, and energy efficient building designs. Also offers energy awareness through youth camps and in-school activities.
• Solar Hydrogen Systems - Provides educational kits and bench-scale equipment incorporating hydrogen and chemical fuel cells and electrolyzers. Overview of products and prices.
• The Solar School - Uses characters to educate how global warming works, how humans contribute to it and what we can do to reduce our impacts on it including use of solar energy.
• Wisconsin K-12 Energy Education Program (KEEP) - KEEP's mission is to initiate and facilitate the development, dissemination, implementation, and evaluation of energy education programs within Wisconsin schools. Includes activity guides, curriculum materials, inservice information, links and publications for teachers.

Geothermal

• Geothermal Education Office - Education-related. Includes worldwide geothermal resources map, an energy scrapbook, and classroom materials.
• Energy and Geoscience Institute at the University of Utah - EGI's geothermal research is focused on developing new technology for exploration, reservoir delineation, and production of resources. It also undertakes fossil energy projects.
• RES:The School for Renewable Energy Science - RES Iceland offers an intensive and unique one year M.Sc. program in renewable energy science with specialization in geothermal energy.
• Southern Methodist University Geothermal Lab - Information about heat flow, temperature logging, geothermal resource assessments, and education.
• Stanford Geothermal Program - Information about undergraduate and graduate study, downloadable reports and publications, project descriptions, and a photo library.