Red Eléctrica holds exhibitions and workshops in museums with the objective of publicising how the Spanish electricity system functions and raising public awareness regarding an efficient and responsible consumption of electricity in order to promote a sustainable energy model.

In 2016, Red Eléctrica began collaboration with the Regional Ministry of Environment, Agriculture and Fisheries of the Government of the Balearic Islands to promote environmental education activities at the Aula del Mar, an interpretive centre regarding the marine environment, located in Palma.

The ‘Aula del Mar’ is a centre for dissemination of marine knowledge that makes a set of interpretative elements and activities related to the marine environment available to the educational community and to the general public.

Added to this educational offer in 2017 was Red Eléctrica’s Marine Forest, a project for reforestation of a Posidonia oceanica meadow in the Balearic Islands, which the company will carry out in collaboration with the Regional Ministry of the Environment.

This environmental action will be the result of an R&D&i project, on the cultivation of posidonia under laboratory conditions and on the design of a reforestation methodology, which Red Eléctrica has carried out with the Mediterranean Institute of Advanced Studies (IMEDEA).

Red Eléctrica holds exhibitions and workshops in museums with the objective of publicising how the Spanish electricity system functions and raising public awareness regarding an efficient and responsible consumption of electricity in order to promote a sustainable energy model.

In 2015, Red Eléctrica sponsored the project for the improvement of the facilities of the Electricity Theatre, installed in the Science Museum of the City of Arts and Sciences of Valencia.

Among the actions carried out, noteworthy was the purchase of informative posters and a neon light to improve the visibility of the Electricity Theater. Inside this area, a new plasma sphere, a projector as well as a lighting and loudspeaker system were installed, making the experience of the activities more spectacular.

In the Electricity Theater, visitors can gain an understanding, through experimental activities, of the physical phenomena that can be produced by electricity.

‘A highway behind the wall socket’ is an interactive exhibition where visitors can, on the one hand, discover the role that Red Eléctrica plays in the Spanish electricity system and the activity it carries out, and on the other hand, learn about the most noteworthy projects the Company undertakes in the autonomous community in which the exhibition is on show.

This exhibition includes specific content on the operation of the electricity system in the Autonomous Community of Valencia.

In addition, the Electricity Workshop of the Museum of Science, which includes various interactive spaces and has a projection room for audio-visuals, is also integrated into the exhibition. 

‘A highway behind the wall socket’ is an interactive exhibition where visitors can, on the one hand, discover the role that Red Eléctrica plays in the Spanish electricity system and the activity it carries out, and on the other hand, learn about the most noteworthy projects the Company undertakes in the autonomous community in which the exhibition is on show.

In this edition of the travelling exhibition, held in Palma de Mallorca, a new interactive space was added that allows visitors to take a virtual tour of the CECOEL via the use of virtual reality glasses (Oculus Rift).

In addition, Red Eléctrica continued with its shuttle bus service to provide transport for school students visiting the exhibition.

During 2017, the exhibition continued in Palma de Mallorca’s Casal Solleric until 5 March and was then moved to the Príncipe Felipe Science Museum in Valencia’s City of Arts and Sciences, where it will remain until January 2018.

‘A highway behind the wall socket’ is an interactive exhibition where visitors can, on the one hand, discover the role that Red Eléctrica plays in the Spanish electricity system and the activity it carries out, and on the other hand, learn about the most noteworthy projects the Company undertakes in the autonomous community in which the exhibition is on show.

In this edition of the travelling exhibition, held in Tarrasa, new interactive spaces were added, such as the INELFE Virtual Tour and the Electricity Interconnections Game, with the purpose of helping visitors understand the advantages of interconnected electricity systems versus those that are isolated.  

In addition, Red Eléctrica continued with its shuttle bus service to provide transport for school students visiting the exhibition.  

Red Eléctrica holds exhibitions and workshops in museums with the objective of publicising how the Spanish electricity system functions and raising public awareness regarding an efficient and responsible consumption of electricity in order to promote a sustainable energy model.

In 2015, Red Eléctrica collaborated with the Culture and Sports Foundation of Castilla-La Mancha in order to carry out a series of actions and workshops in this autonomous community related to the contribution of light to society in areas as key as energy, education, health and communication.

To do this, during Science Week (10 to 13 November), scientific dissemination activities based on light were conducted in lecture rooms of the Science Museum of Castilla-La Mancha, in Cuenca, and in the science museums of Albacete, Ciudad Real, Guadalajara and Santa Cruz de Toledo. In all of them, every day 4 workshops were held in the morning for schools and two in the afternoon for the general public.

Red Eléctrica holds exhibitions and workshops in museums with the objective of publicising how the Spanish electricity system functions and raising public awareness regarding an efficient and responsible consumption of electricity in order to promote a sustainable energy model.

In 2016, Red Eléctrica created, along with the EFE News Agency, the temporary exhibition ‘The power of light’ at the Museum that the news agency has opened at its head offices.

Through a series of photographs, visitors can take a visual tour through the electricity process, from its generation until it reaches its final destination, and discover what the new uses of this energy source will be in a sustainable future.

To do this, images were brought together from the EFE photo bank plus some of those regarding Red Eléctrica’s most important projects and facilities.

‘A highway behind the wall socket’ is an interactive exhibition where visitors can, on the one hand, discover the role that Red Eléctrica plays in the Spanish electricity system and the activity it carries out, and on the other hand, learn about the most noteworthy projects the Company undertakes in the autonomous community in which the exhibition is on show.

‘A highway behind the wall socket’ is an interactive exhibition where visitors can, on the one hand, discover the role that Red Eléctrica plays in the Spanish electricity system and the activity it carries out, and on the other hand, learn about the most noteworthy projects the Company undertakes in the autonomous community in which the exhibition is on show.

‘A highway behind the wall socket’ is an interactive exhibition where visitors can, on the one hand, discover the role that Red Eléctrica plays in the Spanish electricity system and the activity it carries out, and on the other hand, learn about the most noteworthy projects the Company undertakes in the autonomous community in which the exhibition is on show.

In this edition of the travelling exhibition, held in Valladolid, noteworthy were the informative talks given in schools throughout the autonomous community of Castilla y León and the visits of senior citizen centres to the exhibition.