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Most kids love to get creative with play and build things, whether the medium is Lego, clay, or even a computer program. Whether they know it or not, all of those skills can be applied to the world of engineering!...
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-Posted by Paige Barnes, CEEF Director of Education One of the main reasons CEEF was formed and Energy Day came to be is because of the often-repeated question: why don’t more students pursue careers in STEM industries, especially the energy...
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Mayor Sylvester Turner surprises attendees to show support for the city’s largest industry and its future leaders HOUSTON – Oct. 19, 2019 – Families, students, educators and energy industry leaders gathered at Sam Houston Park in downtown Houston today for...
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DENVER – Families, students, educators, local industry leaders and robotics competitors descended on Denver’s East High School Saturday at the third annual Energy Day Festival, hosted by Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) and the Consumer Energy Education Foundation (CEEF). The free...
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Energy Day is Colorado’s first FREE family festival showcasing exhibits focused on science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) for ALL ages. Energy Day will feature exciting exhibits and interactive demonstrations that will teach students and their families about various forms...
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We’re excited to share that the Boy Scouts of America Denver Area Council is giving out a special STEM Nova Energy Day Badge to scouts who visit their booth on Saturday, September 28th. What Are the STEM Nova Awards? The...
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As we settle back into the school year, some of us may think of Labor Day as the unofficial, official end-of-summer. Labor Day, however, actually marks the celebration of the social and economic achievements of American workers. And, what better...
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Do you know how fun science and math can be? Mark your calendars and come join us for Energy Day Colorado on September 28th, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Denver East High School. Energy Day is Colorado’s first...
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Keep cool and save energy this summer with these curated energy savings tips for living in Colorado. For more information on ways to save, click the links within each section. 1. Open windows at night. The dry climate and higher...
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Imagine you were landing on the moon today, fifty years after the original moon landing. What one technology would you take with you?  If you took your mobile device, how would you recharge it?  If you took a TV, how...
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