Renewable Energy
Renewable Energy is here to stay and it’s important to understand all forms of clean and renewable energies. The energy industry is growing steadily all over the world, creating new and exciting job opportunities.
Additionally, more and more companies in traditional sectors of manufacturing and supply chain will be applying alternative energy technologies to their existing practices, so the importance of students to understand these skills and master them is only becoming more important.
Toolkit is proud to bring schools training systems and kits in areas such as photovoltaic cells and solar power, hydrogen fuel cells, wind energy, and more in fun, easy-to-understand packages.
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H2 Grand Prix – Hydrogen Race Car Competition Starter Package
Do you want to compete in a global competition against high school students from around the world? Do you want to build and explore the power of hydrogen?
The H2 Grand Prix is for you!
H2 Grand Prix PRO is a STEAM-based educational program for high school students where they design, construct and race hydrogen-powered RC cars.
The program builds STEAM skills through theoretical understanding as well as hands-on learning.
Toolkit Technologies is proud to be the education partner of the H2 Grand Prix.
Our starting bundle includes all hardware, kits, charging station, fuel cells, and 1 team entry into your local regional competition.
The time for hydrogen education is NOW!
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Horizon Renewable Energy Box
The Renewable Energy Box provides a complete understanding of how fuel cell technology interacts with renewable energy sources to create an entirely sustainable power grid.
Discover Solar Power, Wind Energy, Kinetic Energy from a hand crank, and a demonstration of the incredible storage potential of a super capacitor. Includes all Instructor Manuals, Student Guides, and Hands-on Lab Activities.
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Horizon Renewable Energy Science Education Kit 2.0
The Renewable Energy Science Kit demonstrates the workings of a clean energy technology system on a miniature scale. Power an electrical circuit by solar panel or a wind turbine with profiled blades based on NASA aeronautics.
