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Fast Cars, Fuel Efficiency, and Fun in Detroit!
Fast cars. Fuel efficiency. Fun. Those words were the theme of a recent event in Detroit. On April 10th NEED proudly partnered with Shell to…
Power Up With the Power Wheel!
Well guess what? Such a think already exists and it is called the PowerWheel! By Roy Bentley of RB-MFG USA The PowerWheel was designed to…
New Castle Energy Team Gets a Light Bulb Moment
Jasmine, a fifth grader at New Castle Elementary School in New Castle, KY wants to tell everyone what her school’s energy program is working on….
Check out the Department of Energy’s new Energy Literacy video series!
Energy is crucial to everything we do and experience. From weather patterns and food chains, to human society’s daily electricity and heating needs, to the…
Energy On the Move Trailer Rolls Out Information, Education, and Enthusiasm at New Mexico MESA Day
Take a beautiful Albuquerque weekend day, the inviting University of New Mexico campus, over 700 middle school NM MESA (Math, Engineering, Science Achievement) students and…
2015 State of the Geothermal Industry Briefing
The 2015 State of the Geothermal Industry Briefing was held this Tuesday. If you missed it – no fear – here are the takeaways from…
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Over 45 Years of Putting Energy into Education!
“The biggest liquid hydrogen tank in the world, a sphere 83 feet in diameter, sits at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida, at the historic Launch Complex 39B, where it was completed in 2022. The previous record-holder is just a few hundred feet away. That tank, which has about two-thirds the capacity of the new addition, was built in the 1960s to support the Apollo launches.”
spinoff.nasa.gov/NASA_Hydrogen_History_Informs_World’s_Hydrogen_Future
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Snapshots captured at the ACE-celerate STEM Summer Camp!
This free two-week summer camp is available to 9-12th grade Cumberland County High School students and is hosted at Rowan College of South Jersey Cumberland Campus.
Accepted students engage in hands‑on learning experiences and exposure to careers in energy, engineering and other STEM‑related fields.
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