The director general of Vocational Training and Educational Organisation, María Isabel Salas, led a visit to the Son Reus Combined Cycle Power Plant, accompanied by the general manager of Endesa in the Balearic Islands, Martí Ribas, and the director of the plant, Sebastià Baltasar, along with other members of the Regional Ministry. The visit was marked by the delivery of two electric vehicles to the Centro Integrado de Formación Profesional Politécnico Llevant (Manacor).

Two electric vehicles from Endesa for CIFP Politécnico Llevant

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Endesa has delivered two electric buggies to the CIFP Politécnico Llevant, which will be used to teach the studies of the Intermediate Level Training Cycle in Vehicle Electromechanics and the Higher Level Training Cycle in Automotive.

During the handover ceremony, General Manager María Isabel Salas, accompanied by Endesa’s General Manager, Martí Ribas, handed over the two vehicles to the director of CIFP Politécnico Llevant, Miquel Amengual, and the head of the Automotive Department, Antonio Oliver.

CIFP Politécnico Llevant students from the Intermediate Level Training Cycle in Vehicle Electromechanics and those from the Higher Level Training Cycle in Automotive will use these buggies to facilitate the students’ practical training in the field of electromobility and renewable energies by carrying out diagnostic and control practices for each of the components present in these vehicles.

This initiative is part of the Creating Shared Value (CSV) projects, which aim to maximise value for the community in the local environment where Endesa operates.

In this way, the CIFP Politécnico Llevant, which will have two vehicles for vocational automotive studies, is part of the CSV projects carried out by Endesa in the Balearic Islands. This is a clear example of the successful implementation of social and local interest programmes carried out in the Balearic Islands.