FEDA Launches Overhaul of Electricity Museum in Andorra

FEDA has launched an ambitious project to transform its Electricity Museum, housed in the historic building of the company's power plant in Encamp. The initial phase will focus on a complete overhaul of the exhibition space, paving the way for future structural and functional upgrades to the facilities.

The new exhibition design, developed by Grup Transversal, will incorporate audiovisual and interactive content, updated scenography, and tailored lighting systems. These changes aim to modernize the narrative, making it more immersive and accessible to all visitors. The goal is to create an engaging, educational experience that highlights the history of electricity and FEDA's pivotal role in Andorra.

The renovation will also address technical upgrades, including adaptations to existing infrastructure for new equipment, enhanced fire protection, improved climate control and ventilation, and smart energy management via the SCADA system. These measures are intended to ensure visitor comfort and safety.

FEDA is emphasizing universal accessibility, with plans for a new exterior ramp, reorganization of the entrance plaza featuring non-slip paving, LED lighting, and more practical gathering areas. The project respects the building's patrimonial structure and protected elements, leaving its historic framework intact.

This initiative seeks to position the Electricity Museum as a leading venue for scientific and cultural outreach, blending heritage preservation with contemporary audience needs. Work is scheduled to begin in 2026, following the tender process and technical approval of the executive projects.