This webpage, compiled by the Energy Geographies Research Group, features a range of resources for teaching energy geographies. The resources are principally aimed at early career scholars who are conducting teaching and research on core themes in the field. 

They have been kindly contributed by volunteers from across the energy geographies research community and consist of a wide range of different forms of media, including recommended readings, lists of publicly available datasets and films, YouTube channels and podcasts.

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