Transportation and mobility are naturally linked to energy. The resulting greenhouse gas emissions and high consumption of resources jeopardize our natural resources. The interactive exhibition "Experience Energy" offers young and old a playful approach to the topic and shows ways and possibilities of how a sustainable energy supply and careful use of resources could look like in the future.
Highlights of the exhibition
The "Experience Energy!" exhibition offers information and interaction on five main topics: Energy Knowledge, Living & Daily Life, Energy Systems, Grid Control Center and Sustainability. The hall is accessible from two entrances and works on both sides.
Energy knowledge
The Energy Knowledge section provides basic information on the topic of energy and its connection to climate change.
★ An impressive digital globe shows the connection between people's energy use and the effects on the climate and the planet.
Homes and everyday life
A lot of energy is consumed in our homes. This topic area shows you where you are confronted with energy in everyday life and how you can generate energy in your home.
★ Where do we need the most energy in everyday life? Test your knowledge at the quiz station.
Energy systems
The supply, distribution, storage and use of energy are closely linked. This topic area explains the interrelationships and ventures a look into the energy future of 2050.
★ Bertrand Piccard ventures a look into the future and shows what a renewable energy system could look like in 2050.
Grid control center
Switzerland is integrated into an international electricity grid. Energy supply and consumption must always be in balance.
★ Immerse yourself in the everyday life of grid electricians at lofty heights.
Sustainability
In order to switch to a renewable energy system and achieve climate targets, it is important that we use energy and resources sparingly.
★ Calculate your own CO2 footprint and find out how you can contribute to a sustainable future.
