The Naturgy Foundation has implemented the strictest safety measures in compliance with all health regulations and restricted capacity.
Visits will take place from Monday to Sunday, with pre-booking required for both schools and anyone who is interested.
This week, vocational training teachers from Castile-La Mancha have attended two courses on power generation and the efficient use of gas, both taught by Naturgy Foundation educators and held at the Electricity, Water and Gas National Reference Centre in Guadalajara.
The Naturgy Foundation’s permanent exhibition on the history of energy at the Salto de Bolarque Hydropower Plant (Guadalajara) will be free to visit during the two days to mark International Museum Day and a guided tour will be available on Sunday.
The aim of this initiative, designed for 9 to 11-year-old primary school students and 11 to 13-year-old secondary students from the Community of Madrid and Castilla-La Mancha, is to teach about scientific work and professionals.
The competition is a joint project of private Spanish foundations who, in collaboration with FECYT, promote the development of STEM skills.
The Museum will invite all ages to experience science and energy in the most original way, with free activities for the whole family.
The open days will have workshops and games about energy efficiency, as well as the theatre show “Clowntífics” by Big Van.