Learners begin by exploring the meaning of sustainable energy and why Canada is prioritising cleaner energy sources to reduce emissions and support long-term environmental goals.

This section explains how solar thermal systems capture heat energy and how such technologies are used in residential and industrial heating applications across sustainable projects.

Focus shifts to photovoltaic systems, showing how solar panels convert sunlight into electricity and how Canada is expanding solar adoption in multiple provinces.

Wind power systems are explored, including how turbines generate electricity and how wind farms contribute significantly to Canada’s renewable energy supply.

Learners examine how organic materials such as agricultural waste and biomass are converted into usable energy, supporting cleaner alternatives to fossil fuels.

This module introduces geothermal systems that use heat from beneath the Earth’s surface, highlighting their potential in sustainable heating and energy production.

The focus here is on marine and tidal energy systems, explaining how ocean movement can be harnessed to generate renewable electricity in coastal regions.

This section evaluates how energy production affects ecosystems and climate conditions, with a strong focus on environmental challenges and sustainability efforts in Canada.

Learners explore how renewable energy supports sustainable development goals, economic growth, and environmental responsibility within Canadian policy frameworks.

This final module highlights Canada’s clean energy future, including government net-zero targets, innovation in green technology, and global energy transition trends.