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Energy open house

Energy open house

Doors open to the public: Discover all the chances to see Enel Green Power’s renewable power plants up close
Open plants

Into the heart of hydropower generation

Plants in the Ossola Valley

In collaboration with the Ente di Gestione delle Aree Protette dell'Ossola (EGAPO - Ossola Protected Areas Management Authority), we’re opening up our hydropower plants in the Ossola Valley, Piedmont, to provide a close-up experience of how hydropower works.

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Entracque power plant

It’s now possible to get a close-up view of Italy's largest hydropower plant, either by visiting the Enel Green Power Information Center, located at the plant, in the municipality of Entracque, or by requesting to go on a guided tour of the power plant.

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Edolo power plant

In collaboration with the non-profit cooperative InExodus, we are opening our Edolo power plant for guided tours. In this way people can find out, close up, how water energy works.

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Trezzo power plant

Our Trezzo plant is a production facility, but also a cultural hub open to the local community. In collaboration with the Trezzo Pro Loco, visitors can tour the plant through multimedia exhibits designed for both children and adults.

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Museum of Geothermics

Delve into the heart of energy

Our plants are not only centers of energy production but also places of culture and scientific dissemination. Come and discover the Museum of Geothermics in Tuscany, a multimedia gallery that explains this type of phenomenon and its industrial developments. 

Museum of Geothermics

The interactive, high-tech, multimedia museum exhibition in Larderello (Pisa) allows visitors to learn about the technical and industrial applications and the evolution of geothermal energy.

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