Promotes energy efficiency worldwide for economy, environment and security. Offers K-12 lesson plans, energy saving tips and resource links to other educational supportive information.

www.ase.org/

A comprehensive site that explores various solar technologies and their uses in Arizona. Educational section for students and teachers includes lesson modules, book recommendations and free video downloads.

www.azsolarcenter.com/

Australian energy data, and sustainable energy technologies, including cogeneration, renewables, waste-to-energy and distributed generation. Includes upcoming conferences, related links, and other information.

www.bcse.org.au

Web-books, papers, articles and links about energy science and technology. Written for laypeople as well as scientists it covers theories, applications, conservation, physics, chemistry and biology.

www.benwiens.com/

Data on energy production, consumption, conservation and use in California, as well as information on energy deregulation, renewable energy and energy research. Kids' pages with educational material.

www.energy.ca.gov/

Portal for Canadian energy matters. Provides information, statistics, games, educational materials and supporting curriculums for energy and energy-related issues.

www.centreforenergy.com/

Interactive on-line learning tools and curriculums for environmental technology education. Promotes community use of photovoltaic systems as an alternative energy source.

www.chicagosolarpartnership.com/

The American Petroleum Institute's website provides teachers and students with multi-media interactive tools and games to understand energy and how it effects all of our lives.

www.classroom-energy.com/

Australian research organization focusing on sustainable energy production, with activities in low-emission power generation from coal, hydrogen and renewables, distributed energy and storage.

www.det.csiro.au/

Research and development of energy solutions. Offers consulting services in the fields of education and modern energy technologies ranging from coal energy to nuclear energy.

www.physicor.com