Teams of students work with diverse businesses to develop a sustainable energy plan for Snowdonia National Park. They investigate different forms of energy production and consider the relative potential of different methods for producing energy sustainably. They choose which energy production methods they feel are most suited to producing energy in and around the National Park and decide where these are best located, plotting their locations on an OS map of the area.
As a result of working through these challenges students begin to understand that when making decisions we must consider a range of factors; environmental, social and financial, and that a range of solutions will be required as the issues are diverse and complex.
This workshop is delivered by Severn Wye Energy Agency
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