EDP collaborated in the fifth edition of Cotec's Imperdible05 innovation festival, held in the Segovian town of Otero de Herreros (900 inhabitants) last weekend and attended by more than 2,000 people. Imperdible05 offered more than 25 experiences of innovation arising in rural areas to tackle depopulation.

Coinciding with the inauguration on Friday 10 June by HM The King, Cotec organised a visit to Imperdible05 with more than 600 schoolchildren, aged 10 to 15, from 14 schools in Castilla y León.

EDP could not miss the appointment with ENTAMA, as an innovative programme to support the development of our social and territorial environment, which in its 3 editions has already supported 25 projects, created more than 50 jobs and mobilised more than 4 euros for every euro invested.

At the stand, "Estación ENTAMA", the attendees took a fun sustainability quiz to obtain tickets for the "train to paradise", which these days has travelled from Brañagallones to Otero de Herreros. In total, the train made 40 trips with about 600 people.

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