| Australian Business Council for Sustainable Energy: Australian energy data, and sustainable energy technologies, including cogeneration, renewables, waste-to-energy and distributed generation. Includes upcoming conferences, related links, and other information. |
| California Energy Commission Homepage: Data on energy production, consumption, conservation and use in California, as well as information on energy deregulation, renewable energy and energy research. Kids' pages with educational material. |
| CSIRO Energy Technology: Australian research organization focusing on sustainable energy production, with activities in low-emission power generation from coal, hydrogen and renewables, distributed energy and storage. |
| Dooher Institute of Energy: Research and development of energy solutions. Offers consulting services in the fields of education and modern energy technologies ranging from coal energy to nuclear energy. |
| Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI): Non-profit center for electricity and environmental research, headquartered in California with global operations. Information about technology areas and services, reports, and events. |
| Energy Policy and Technology Research at Imperial College: Concerned with the technical challenges with production, pollution control, environmental impact, and economic aspects of energy policies. Page includes list of current issues of the day, research, participant information and publications. |
| Energy Resources Coordinator: Hawaii's energy planning and information. Includes mission statement, facts, data and publications. |
| European Commission - Energy Research: Provides information, research results and news regarding energy research activities. |
| Finnish Energy Industries: Provides support for companies involved in the production, transmission and sale of energy. Includes mission statement and publications. |
| Institute for Energy Technology (IFE): Norway's national research center for nuclear and energy technology describes its research and development activities. [Norwegian, English] |
| International Energy Agency (IEA): Implements an international energy program of energy cooperation among 24 member countries. Site resources include supply statistics and projections, research, market reforms, and research into new sources of energy. |
| International Energy Foundation (IEF): Foundation with purpose of transferring energy research to emerging nations. Includes objectives, events and data. |
| Midwest Rural Energy Council: Non-profit organization in Minnesota and Wisconsin (USA) supporting research and education on energy topics and safe energy use on farms. Site topics include biogas from anaerobic digestion, stray voltage and EMF, and improved ventilation and cooling for dairy barns. |
| Netherlands Energy Research Foundation (ECN): Conducts research under contract from the government and other entities in the Netherlands. Research areas include solar energy, wind energy, biomass, clean fossil, energy efficiency and policy studies. |
| NextEnergy: A non-profit corporation founded to enable the commercialization of energy technologies that positively contribute to economic competitiveness, energy security, and the environment. |
| Northwest Energy Technology Collaborative: Joint effort determined to accelerate the emergence and growth of the energy technology industry in the Pacific Northwest region of North America. Includes project overview, events and publications. |
| Regional Energy Resources Information Center: Provides information on energy conservation, energy planning, and renewable energy, particularly for developing countries. Includes databases and publications. |
| Schatz Energy Research Center (SERC): Institute affiliated with Humboldt State University in California, conducting research and projects in renewable energy, hydrogen technology, and fuel cells. Overview of projects and educational activities. |
| Swiss Agency for Efficient Energy Use: Association with purpose of promoting energy efficiency in Switzerland. Includes recommendations and hints. |
| The Australian Instititute of Energy: The AIE is a non-profit association for professionals in the energy sector. It provides member services, promotes debate and discussion and hosts many conferences, meetings and presentations. |
| Western Interstate Energy Board: An association of 11 U.S. western states and three western Canadian provinces. Interests include coal mine reclamation, high-level radioactive waste, efficient electrical distribution. |
| World Energy Council: The World Energy Council is an alliance of over 90 countries that provides information and resources on all aspects of energy, especially those that have a global influence. |
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