The purpose of the preceding sections of this chapter was to develop major aspects of 'energy specific pedagogy' that point to issues that should be addressed when developing teaching and learning sequences in the domain of energy. In the following concluding remarks we want to outline very briefly in which way the ideas presented above may be put into practice. We first want to refer to proposals of teaching energy by Lijnse (1990) that aim at combining issues of STS and constructivism. They fit our ideas to a considerable extent. Lijnse's energy sequence comprises three levels. The first is called 'ground level'. Here the focus is on relevance of energy knowledge for the adequate understanding of energy issues and adequate acting in the life-world domain. The main issue is linking up with students idea, i.e. starting from students ways of talking and thinking with respect to energy in life-world situations.