Programa de visitas

At EDP, we are pleased to welcome you to our facilities. There are some things to take into account since a power station is a high-security facility, and therefore any outside visitors must obey some strict rules to avoid any risk.

The following rules must be obeyed all throughout the visit:

1. Recommended clothing for the visit: Comfortable clothes, trainers or rubber-soled shoes. Access may not be allowed to anyone wearing heels, sandals or other garments that do not meet the safety standards.
2. Confirming your visit: You should confirm your visit the day before. EDP may cancel the visit for safety reasons at any time, even on the day of the visit and even during it.
3. Compulsory equipment to be worn during the visit, which will be provided at the power station:
   
   - Safety helmet.
   - Hearing protectors: they will be issued if necessary.
   - The visit will be led through transitable areas, where the use of safety footwear is not compulsory, but comfortable shoes are recommended.
   
   The material supplied by EDP must be used properly and returned in good condition.
    
4. The school or organiser of any visit where there are minors under 18 years old must have the relevant authorisation of each student or, as applicable, of their parents and/or guardians, to go on the visit.
5. Visits will have a minimum number of 5 people (please complete the form at La Malva as several groups may join at the same time). In the case of school visits and/or when there are minors in the group, there must be one teacher/responsible adult for each 15 students/minors.
6. Take great care and not to touch any element during the visit.
7. Visitors should be quiet during the visit in order not to disturb the plant workers and facilitate the guide's work.
8. Always follow the instructions provided by your guide.
9. At the beginning of the visit, your guide will explain the safety rules that must be obeyed during the visit, what to do in case of emergency ans you will be shown where the designated Outside Assembly Point is.

The visitor must follow the instructions given by the guide and do not leave your group during the visit.

If you see an emergency situation:

• Immediately tell your guide.

Once the emergency is confirmed and only in that case:

• Quickly leave the building, but do not run.
• Do not use the lifts.
• Do not go back inside.
• Go to the Outside Assembly Point.

The EDP programme to visit its production centres is part of the company's corporate social responsibility actions and seeks to establish a transparent, open and close contact with the community. The visit is an opportunity to learn more about the activities of the company and the different electricity generation processes.

The visits are aimed mainly at students in compulsory and upper secondary education and at university, along with anybody belonging to different associations, institutions, neighbours' associations, etc., who want to learn about the EDP production centres and request the visit.

School children, 14 and over. In other words, from the 3rd year of ESO (compulsory secondary education).

The visit lasts approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes.

We recommend that you arrange the visit, at least, one month in advance, to ensure that it is planned properly to meet your needs.

Please note that visits to the power stations take place once a week and if you are interested in a specific date, we recommend that you reserve it as soon as possible.

The students must be accompanied by their teachers or coordinators responsible for the group throughout the trip.

The group should be no larger than 25 people to guarantee the safety and control of the group during the visit.

To book your visit, please fill out the form on this page.

EDP will send you an email confirming the date of the visit.

By filling out the form again or responding to the mail or call you received from EDP about the visit.

Visits to the EDP production centres are free.