September-October 2005

25 Years of National Energy Education Development

Initiated with a grant from the State Energy Conservation Program in 1980, National Energy Education Development (NEED) now involves state energy offices from coast to coast. NEED puts energy into education by providing materials, curricula, evaluations, and recognition.

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Here you will find links to descriptions of recent energy projects conducted by state energy offices on the SEP Web site.

Arizona Cuts Energy in State Buildings California Benchmarks Its Buildings California Kids Save Energy at School Colorado Erects Tall Anemometer Hydrogen Rocks in Colorado! Hawaii Develops Tropical Energy Code Idaho Energy Star® Manufactured Homes Energy Star at Kentucky State Fair Kentucky Rural Energy Consortium Louisiana Notes Conservation Leaders

Minnesota Lists Biomass Suppliers Retail Outlet Heats Up Jersey Solar Market New NC E85 and Biodiesel Stations North Carolina Ties Wind Turbine to Grid Oklahoma's Century Community Lighting Corvallis High-Performance High School SC Agriculture Department Tours in FFV Texas College Offers Fuel Cell Curriculum Texas Organizes Energy Services Coalition Vermont Erects Seven Anemometers

Find a list of 90 new publications and Web sites published by states and DOE about renewable energy (RE) and energy efficiency (EE) technologies. SEP lists these and several hundred more state publications on the SEP Web site that are searchable by state and topic.

	Interested in More State News? Read the latest news clips about state involvement in energy projects at EERE State Activities and Partnerships.