NEED News & Articles
Media Announcements and Offerings – Spring 2013
Video about Energy Awareness Month from the Green Team at Erpenbeck Elementary in Boone County Saint Margaret students learn about state’s major energy sources Manufacturing sector energy use and energy…
Hawaii Energy Workshops 2012-2013
A guest blog from Chelsea Harder, Hawaii Energy What state has the most expensive electricity rates in the nation? You might have guessed it, Hawaii….
NEED Bracketology
Who says college basketball gets to have all of the fun with brackets? Vote for your favorite NEED Guides in the NEED Bracket and you…
Easter Egg Hunt
Everyone did so well helping us find Lucky the Leprechaun that we’ve now hidden 5 Easter Eggs throughout our website. If you’re the first to…
Remembering a great teacher and a good guy Bob Thompson
Right after Thanksgiving 2012, NEED received word that, Bob Thompson, one of our former teachers and staff members died suddenly. For the NEED family, this…
Were on the Hunt for Lucky the Leprechaun!
Have you seen our Leprechaun, Lucky? We seem to have lost our Leprechaun, Lucky, amongst our website and need your help to find him! Starting March…
The NEED Project
Celebrating 45 Years of Putting Energy into Education
Fa la la la into NEED's Holiday Energy Story & Song Contest!
NEED would like to have more holiday and energy-themed content for students and teachers to use during the holiday season. Work with your students to rewrite your favorite holiday song or story to include energy facts and information. Prizes will be awarded!
Submissions are due by 12/24/25.
More details and how to submit at www.need.org/holiday-contest
#holidaycontest #energyeducation
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Submission are open for The NEED Project's Annual Youth Awards Program for Energy Achievement!
Youth Awards projects are energy outreach activities that are student-driven and student-run. Students work together to plan and track their goals, complete activities and outreach, and document their learning to submit a 15-slide project submission showcasing their work.
The Youth Awards Program is great for all schools—brand new to energy education, or veteran. Projects and outreach completed for the program provide opportunity for enrichment and engagement. Submitting a project is also a wonderful opportunity to recognize student leadership in your classroom or afterschool club. They also welcome energy community projects from scouting troops!
Project submissions are due April 15, 2026 and you can find more information on their website at: youthawards.need.org/
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