The aim is to meet the demand of emerging sectors and occupations linked to energy efficiency, renewable energies and new energy technologies.
The Foundation adds a new VT course on network digitalisation together with UFD
Our Foundation has added a new vocational training course to its offer, to increase employability in the digitalisation of power grids.
The Foundation will offer ongoing training on energy with the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya
The Foundation is continuing in its task of promoting ongoing training in energy, and in September will launch its first e-learning course on renewable gas. It will be accessible both on its website and via the platforms of the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, with which it has signed a collaboration agreement to foster improved employability in our sector.
Around 1,300 students from Valencia take part in the Naturgy Foundation educational programme on energy technologies
The Efigy Education initiative is the learning programme taught by the Naturgy Foundation in schools which also aims to promote technology-based professions.
The Naturgy Foundation introduces the youngest generations to the key aspects of the energy transition and new technologies such as renewable gas and its role in the circular economy.
The Naturgy Foundation joins the STEAM Alliance advanced by the Ministry of Education to promote female talent
The Chairman of Naturgy, Francisco Reynés, today met with students from the Efigy Girls initiative: eight groups of girls sponsored by the foundation to participate in the technology competition FIRST LEGO League Spain. Of the one thousand participating teams, two of the Efigy Girls teams qualified for the Spanish final.
Around 800 students from Zaragoza take part in the Naturgy Foundation educational programme on energy technology
The Efigy Education initiative is the learning programme taught by the Naturgy Foundation in schools and it also aims to promote technology-based professions.
The Naturgy Foundation introduces the youngest generations to the key aspects of the energy transition and new technology such as renewable gas and its role in the circular economy.
Naturgy Foundation rewards energy innovation projects from four schools in Aragón, Galicia, La Rioja and Madrid.
Almost 570 students from around Spain have taken part in the 3rd Efigy Technology Competition which aims to reinforce the values of energy efficiency, foster a vocation for technology among young people, and promote research capacity and teamwork.
The winning projects propose we use beer cereal waste, develop a solar car prototype, and sustainable energy and air quality improvement measures for schools in a setting dominated by the pandemic.
Naturgy Foundation collaborates with the Castile-La Mancha Regional Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport to offer vocational specialisation in energy advice for vulnerable families
Training is part of the energy foundation’s programme to boost employability in the energy sector.
Students studying Social Integration at IES Atenea secondary school in Ciudad Real are participating in this training.
The third Efigy Competition now has ten semi-finalist projects that will reach the final on 12 May.
The projects were developed by students at secondary schools in seven autonomous communities and focus on energy efficiency, renewable energy and sustainable mobility, each one making innovative proposals.
The public will be able to vote for their favourite semi-finalist project on the Naturgy Foundation website until 9 May and the projects will also be assessed by an expert panel.
Around 1,500 Galician students take part in the Naturgy Foundation educational programme on energy technology
The Efigy Education initiative is the learning programme taught by the Naturgy Foundation in schools and it also aims to promote technology-based professions.
The Naturgy Foundation introduces the youngest generations to the key aspects of the energy transition and new technology such as renewable gas and its role in the circular economy.