Energy

Energy consumption and carbon emissions are key factors driving climate change. We depend on energy for daily activities at school and home, with two primary sources: non-renewable and renewable energy. Non-renewable energy, like coal and oil, contributes to harmful carbon emissions, while renewable energy - such as solar, wind, and hydro - offers a cleaner alternative.


Use what you’ve learned from your lessons, your Eco-Schools activities, and your own observations, to take action! Work together to turn your ideas into real change by creating an Action Plan for Energy. Mobilise your Eco-Committee, teachers, school staff, parents, and the wider community to help you reach your goals.

Actions you could do:

Whatever actions you choose, make sure they are realistic, measurable, and long-lasting, so your Eco-Committee’s work continues to grow year after year.