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Created by the DOE, the Energy CItations Database provides access to energy and energy-related scientific and technical information back to 1948. More recent documents (1994-present) are available electronically. It includes citations to government documents, patents, and journal articles.
The Civil Engineer's Reference Book offers a concise overview of and reference source for civil engineering.
If you're looking for thermodynamic data and don't know where to find it, try ThermoDex, a database created by the University of Texas' Chemistry Library. It can help you identify where to go to find those bits of information that you can still only find in books.
Students use RefWorks Citation Manager to help build citations in consistent styles, such as ACS, APA, MLA, and CMS. You can build and share an online reference list and drop citations into your paper without writing them out individually. Try it out!