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The Energy Transition Action Day

Behind the titles above you find all resources needed for a school day for students from 15 years and above. Climate protection isn’t something we can tackle alone—it’s a challenge we need to face together! Real change happens when the whole community gets involved and drives action.

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A laptop and phone show the ETAD Tool on different platforms.

The interactive online learning tool is embedded into the Energy Transition Action Day and demonstrates the diversity of climate actions. All the actions shown are technically mature, tried and tested and can be implemented in your municipality immediately. The concrete CO2-savings of each of the climate protection actions selected here can of course only be determined on the specific data basis of your municipality.

A manual for the online tool handling (link opens in a new tab) is included in the teachers’ guideline in the chapter “How to use the software tool”.

If data from a city expert is added, see manual (link opens in a new tab) and start here (link opens in a new tab).

Here you will find a short explanatory video on how to use the tool.

Get motivated to implement the Energy Transition Action Day in your own school class! Watch these videos of applying the educational material in classes in Germany, Greece and Romania!

Advancing Education for Sustainable Development: We seek to equip teachers with an innovative educational package designed to inspire and educate the next generation about sustainable living. Through our Energy Transition Action Day, we aim to ignite passion for environmental stewardship in schools all across Europe and worldwide.

The e-learning works without registration – just start here (link opens in a new tab).

A Laptop is showing an exemplary site of the elearning platform
A Laptop shows an exemplary infographic about emissions in Germany

The guideline for teachers (link opens in a new tab) gives you concrete instructions and a manual to conduct your very own ETAD project day with your students.

The PowerPoint slides (link opens in a new tab) provide a concise structure for the project day, which you can use to orient yourself. They will guide you through the day and offer content, best practice examples, points for discussion to give your students insights into the different topics.

The quiz at the start is also available in an online format here (link opens in a new tab).

The video offers an interesting and motivating overview over the necessary steps to bring forward the energy transition in their respective cities and communities, and to make sure that the energy supply of the future is sustainable and climate neutral.