Information regarding energy-related educational programs including links to Connecticut facilities such as science centers, museums, and recycling centers.
The Institute for Sustainable Energy was established to identify, develop, and implement the means for achieving a sustainable energy future.
Connecticut Energy Education is a curriculum resource for educators featuring energy topics in high schools. Issues and topics are explored with a Connecticut focus, and with emphasis on solutions that students can implement.
eeSmarts is a utility sponsored initiative which provides quality energy efficiency educational materials directly to the classroom. This educational program consists of a series of packaged, grade-specific curricula that teaches students important energy concepts, and then empowers them to make important decisions about energy use in daily life.
The SmartLiving Center is a showplace of innovative, stylish, and most importantly, energy–saving ideas for your home or business. It’s not a store, but it’s a great place to learn about—and try out—the latest in energy–efficient living. Perfect for school trips too! Located at 297 Boston Post Road (Rt. 1) in Orange, Connecticut.
CRRA is committed to educating state residents, especially children, in the safe handling and disposal of solid waste and recyclables.
The CGFCC is a partnership between the UConn School of Engineering, Connecticut Innovations Inc., and Connecticut industry. The CGFCC serves as a focal point for fuel cell education, development and deployment. The website provides information about the CGFCC, the research done by the Center, and the CGFCC's educational outreach program.
The site was developed by undergraduate engineering students at the University of Hartford who are working as solar energy interns with CT Clean Energy Fund and the Engineering Application Center at the University of Hartford. The site includes information on the use of solar energy, news and events, consumer information, education and resource links.