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This chart is provided by the Advanced Technology Environmental and Energy Center (ATEEC) and is from the Defining Energy Technology and Services report. This careers chart provides a snapshot of the occupational areas and jobs within the energy technologies and services field. Some of the...

This 12-page paper, presented at the ASEE Annual Conference, examines the implementation of a series of energy technology teacher professional development workshops that were delivered virtually using online meeting apps. The results of the workshops are presented including participant measures of...

This activity, created by Clint Moseley, demonstrates the embodied energy hidden in the products people use, purchase, and throw away, in addition to the travel people undertake. Students will use actual utility statements, spending habits, and travel history to calculate their own carbon footprint,...

From the GeoExchange Initiative at Gateway Technical College, this Course Outcome Summary describes Direct Expansion (DX) Applications in which students learn "the unique installation and performance characteristics of Direct Expansion heat pump equipment." In addition to the course information and...

This report, published by E2, highlights the need for better diversity in clean energy industries in the United States. Findings demonstrate that four out of ten racial and ethnic minority groups are represented in the clean energy workforce, black workers comprise eight percent of the clean energy...

This interactive resource, developed by North Carolina State University and funded by the United States Department of Energy, helps interested individuals discover applicable "incentives and policies that support renewable energy and energy efficiency in the United States" and surrounding...

This page, developed by the Environmental Protection Agency, serves as a resource for information concerning recycling procedures for electronic materials – or, eCycling. Because eCycling follows different procedures than typical recycling, it is important that those interested in recycling...

This page provides a curriculum framework created by the Florida Department of Education for an Electrical Distribution Technology AAS/AS degree program. The framework aligns with the Career Clusters delineated by the U.S. Department of Education. This resource is free to download. Users must first...

This page provides a curriculum framework created by the Florida Department of Education for an Electrical Line Service and Repair career preparatory pathway in high school and/or college adult vocational certificate. The framework aligns with the Career Clusters delineated by the U.S. Department of...

This Electricity FAQ page from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) provides answers to frequently asked questions regarding electricity consumption in the United States. Questions range from "Can customers choose their electricity supplier?" to "Does EIA have maps or information on the...