What is energy literacy?
Energy literacy refers to having the knowledge, skills, and understanding to make informed decisions about energy production, consumption, and its impact on the economy, environment, and society.
Energy literacy helps the Atlantica Centre for Energy bridge the gap between industry experts, policymakers, and the public—ensuring fact-based discussions about energy trade, sustainability, and future needs.
Below you will find energy literacy resources categorized by Residential & Commercial, Indigenous Public, Industry, Post-Secondary, and K-12, and subcategorized by the four Atlantic provinces and all of Atlantic Canada. The energy literacy topics and resources are classified based on audience-specific needs to ensure accessibility, relevance, and impact.
Energy literacy topics covered for the residential and commercial sector across Canada, the Atlantic region, and individual Atlantic provinces. Each dot represents an energy-related topic being focused on, revealing gaps where more attention may be needed.
Energy literacy topics covered for the industry sector across Canada, the Atlantic region, and individual Atlantic provinces. Each dot represents an energy-related topic being focused on, revealing gaps where more attention may be needed.
Energy literacy topics covered for the Indigenous Public across Canada, the Atlantic region, and individual Atlantic provinces. Each dot represents an energy-related topic being focused on, revealing gaps where more attention may be needed.
Energy literacy topics covered for Post Secondary students across Canada, the Atlantic region, and individual Atlantic provinces. Each dot represents an energy-related topic being focused on, revealing gaps where more attention may be needed.
Energy literacy topics covered for K to 12 students across Canada, the Atlantic region, and individual Atlantic provinces. Each dot represents an energy-related topic being focused on, revealing gaps where more attention may be needed.
Disclaimer: These resources are continually evolving, and this information is up to date as of February 26, 2025.
For any additional resources that should be included, please email info@atlanticaenergy.org.