Electrify Everything

This coloring book is a place to visualize the world we want to live in. It's a place to imagine roads filled with electric cars and homes warmed by heat pumps. Families cooking breakfast on induction stoves with power supplied by community solar.

It is 50 pages of relaxation, optimism, and climate education.

Pages include:

• Electric cars
• Wind turbines
• Solar Panels
• Heat pumps
• Climate mandalas
• Ways to save energy

Great for ages 5 and up. Pages are single-sided and to prevent bleeding through to other pages

"A fun and educational resource for kids, electrification nerds, and people just learning about the clean energy transition! This coloring book includes a delightful variety of clean energy topics, from wind turbines to heat pumps, and distills these topics into aesthetically-pleasing, easy-to-understand coloring pages that can be used just for fun and relaxation or for educational purposes."

"Soothe your climate anxiety and learn what you can be doing in this playful and vivid coloring book"

"What a fun and whimsical coloring book for all ages! The images are just so fun and a neat way to show sustainable technologies."

"Saving the world can be stressful. This coloring book is the perfect gift to help the hardworking energy/climate nerd in your life relax and unwind."

"One of the greatest needs within the energy transition and climate movement is painting a picture of the future we want. With so many feelings of anxiety and doom around climate change, works of art that help us imagine what is possible are SO important. This coloring book is a welcoming introduction to the technologies that are changing our world for the better. And as poet Lucille Clifton said, "we cannot create what we can't imagine." As an added bonus, it's so relaxing to color these in. Highly recommend this book for all ages!"

"Fun for climate nerds and those wanting to learn more about climate solutions! I'm a professional in the renewable energy sector and enjoy coloring these pages as a way to stay focused during long meetings."