It also serves as the state biomass energy office. For example, small businesses, local governments, and residential energy users can call the toll-free energy hotline for specific energy information. Also provides assistance to states for developing an inventory of emission sources and assistance for evaluating economic sectors vulnerable to the impacts of climate change resulting from greenhouse gases. The classroom is the central focus, but TEEN works with private groups and organizations as well. The network includes a program manager and two field specialists who work with teachers across the state.
Materials are free to Tennessee teachers.
These materials primarily target small businesses, local governments, and residential energy users.