Gas Natural SDG : Fenosa Foundation Gas Museum organises exhibition on past, present and future of energy in El Vendrell

• The exhibition entitled 'Energía', which is being supported by the Regional Energy Efficiency Council, will be open to the public from 27 April to 17 June at the Centre Cívic L'Estació.

In collaboration with the Regional Energy Efficiency Council, the Gas Natural FenosaGas Museum is bringing the exhibition entitled 'Energía' to El Vendrell, which will be open to the public from 27 April to 17 June at the Centre Cívic L'Estació.

This fun and entertaining exhibition proposes a journey through the evolution of the gas and electricity industries during the 19th and 20th Centuries by revealing the social changes brought about by the application of new technologies and new inventions. The exhibition also reflects on the present and future of energy while, at the same time, raising awareness about the importance of making efficient use of available resources for producing energy in a constant, economic and environmentally-friendly manner.

It is a small exhibition that has been adapted to the space available at the civic centre and is accompanied by five interactive modules on hydro-power, solar energy, wind power, energy transport and energy efficiency, through which visitors will be able to learn a great deal about energy.

Furthermore, it discusses the subject of how to tackle the future of energy and explains the most outstanding characteristics of each form of energy that we consume nowadays, offering a global overview that enables each visitor to reach their own conclusions based on the principle that sustainability, efficiency and the environment are key aspects of our energy future.

The Gas Natural Fenosa Foundation

The Gas Natural Fenosa Foundation, founded in 1992 by GAS NATURAL FENOSA, targets its activity at the promotion of information, training and increased social awareness on improving energy efficiency and technological innovation in the field of energy while respecting and protecting the environment, and promotes cultural activities through the Gas Museum aimed at preserving and spreading knowledge about the historical and cultural heritage of the sector. It also has a programme to support exports for small and medium-sized enterprises. Its international activities are carried out in Algeria, Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Mexico, Morocco, Italy, Moldova and South Africa.

The Gas Museum is a cultural centre located in Sabadell that combines a permanent exhibition with the organisation of temporary exhibitions, conferences, an educational programme for schools, activities for all audiences, and film and music festivals.

Barcelona, 26 April 2016.

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