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Saving Energy
Energy is what we use to make things work. Whether it’s the lights in our house, the TV, video games,
computers, cars or trains, they all need energy.
Much of our energy is produced from fossil fuels, such as coal and oil. To make this energy we have to
burn it and this creates pollution. This type of energy is also non-renewable, because once it is used,
it cannot be used again.
Energy that is made from fossil fuel creates carbon emissions and to stop this from occurring and to
ensure our environment is protected, we can use renewable or clean energy. This includes solar and wind
energy. When energy is renewable, it means that its source, such as the sun and wind, will never run out
and can be used repeatedly.
Your home or school may use renewable and clean energy, such as solar roof panels for heating and lighting.
There are also many different things you can do to save energy, such as turning off lights when you leave
a room and walking or riding a bike instead of driving the car.
Most importantly, renewable and clean energy sources do not involve the burning of fossil fuels, thereby
contributing to a cleaner atmosphere through less pollution, with the result being a better environment.
How to Play
Our homes are full of items that guzzle up energy. Lots of things can consume energy even when we're not using them! Help collect all the energy in the house to minimise its environmental impact.
Chris Judd's Tip:
Make sure you grab the yellow energy tokens, if you collect 6 specials you will receive an achievement award!
Collect The Energy!
Energy can escape from anywhere, even appliances you think are off, like the tv.
Even in stand-by mode these appliances use energy.
Use your mouse to catch as much escaping energy as you can, and make sure you
keep your eyes peeled, you never know where the next lot will come from!
Highscores
Top 10 Players
| 1 |
CJ007 |
1,000,337 |
| 2 |
Kyune |
999,999 |
| 3 |
CJ007 |
521,140 |
| 4 |
CJ007 |
500,000 |
| 5 |
Drakath |
42,697 |
| 6 |
bekky |
41,256 |
| 7 |
Sophia M |
37,569 |
| 8 |
smokin |
37,192 |
| 9 |
Daza |
37,121 |
| 10 |
piano man 8 |
36,666 |
Top 10 Schools
| 1 |
Visy, Southbank, Victoria, Australia |
100,055 |
| 2 |
St Paul's College, Gilles Plains, South Australia, Australia |
56,866 |
| 3 |
Wesley College Junior School, Glen Waverley, Victoria, Australia |
31,236 |
| 4 |
Immanuel College, Novar Gardens, South Australia, Australia |
28,039 |
| 5 |
Blackwater State High School, Blackwater, Queensland, Australia |
25,036 |
| 6 |
Ambarvale High School, Rosemeadow, New South Wales, Australia |
23,817 |
| 7 |
Upper Mt Gravatt State School, Upper Mt Gravatt, Queensland, Australia |
21,253 |
| 8 |
Newton Moore Senior High School, Bunbury, Western Australia, Australia |
20,812 |
| 9 |
Aquinas College, Salter Point, Western Australia, Australia |
19,441 |
| 10 |
Coombabah Secondary College, Coombabah, Queensland, Australia |
19,420 |
Achievements and Awards
Through playing each of the games and achieving particular results, you can earn Enviropoints and win awards. Each of the awards is specific to a game, and some can be won multiple times. Rollover to see how to win each of these awards!