Department of Energy
Dr E’s Energy Lab*
Energy Information Administration’s Kids Corner*
Energy Quest*
Geoheat Center, Oregon Institute of Technology
Geopowering the West
Geothermal-Biz
Geothermal Education Office*
Geothermal Heat Pump Consortium*
Geothermal Resource Council
Google.org
International Geothermal Association
International Ground Source Heat Pump Association
National Renewable Energy Laboratory
National Renewable Energy Laboratory Photographic Information Exchange*
Renewable Resource Data Center
State Energy Alternatives
Virtual Geothermal Power Plant

Department of Energy
Provides information on sources and production for all types of energy, including biomass, geothermal, wind, and solar.

Dr E’s Energy Lab*
A good site for elementary school children interested in learning about energy.

Energy Information Administration’s Kids Corner*
A resource for kids that provides general information about energy, including renewable and non-renewable resources.

Energy Quest*
An energy education website of the California Energy Commission, which includes games, puzzles, explanations and ideas for science projects.

Geoheat Center, Oregon Institute of Technology
Provides information on direct-uses of geothermal energy

Geopowering the West
DOE's GeoPowering the West (GPW) program works with the U.S. geothermal industry, power companies, industrial and residential consumers, and federal, state, and local officials to provide technical and institutional support and limited, cost-shared funding to state-level activities.

Geothermal-Biz
This site was created to help geothermal entrepreneurs develop geothermal direct use and small generation projects. Geothermal-biz.com is part of the U.S. Department of Energy-led GeoPowering the West effort to dramatically increase the use of geothermal energy in the western United States, Alaska and Hawaii.

Geothermal Education Office*
Houses a 122 slide show that educates and enlightens about the world of geo- thermal energy. World data map with geothermal use/potential. In addition it has a comprehensive glossary of geothermal terms from beginning to advanced, teacher/student materials, and links to additional geothermal sites.

Geothermal Heat Pump Consortium*
If you have a fast connection, there is a great animation that explains how geo- exchange works. There is plenty of information on how heat pumps work. Also links to geothermal heat pump industry manufacturers and installers.

Geothermal Resource Council
Serves as a focal point for continuing professional development for its members through its many outreach, information transfer and educational services. This site provides links to events and educational opportunities.

Google.org
Google.org aspires to use the power of information and technology to address global challenges like climate change. This Web site provides information on Enhanced Geothermal Systems, an interactive geothermal resource map and educational videos.

International Geothermal Association
Has a link to an interactive map of the world where you can access information on geothermal energy production and direct use in countries around the world. This site also provides hypertext to research articles and publishes a monthly newsletter.