Akenerji Informed the People of Adana About Security Measures

Akenerji continues its educational activities in schools in regions where hydroelectric power plant investments are located without slowing down. Akenerji experts introduced hydroelectric power plants to a total of 1215 students and 69 teachers in Adana. In addition to providing information about the safety measures taken by the company to protect the surrounding citizens against possible accidents, the issues to be considered by the local people were also shared. Akenerji, one of the leading companies in the energy sector in Turkey, continues its 'HEPP Information Meetings' that it has been holding since 2013. During the trainings held in Adana, Akenerji Environment, Quality, Occupational Health and Safety Directorate and power plant officials gave information to the students about the safety measures taken around the hydroelectric power plants and the working principles of the power plants. A total of 1215 students and 69 teachers participated in Akenerji trainings. During the trainings, 00 informative brochures and 16 posters were distributed. Schools where Akenerji's HEPP Trainings are organized Karacaoğlan Primary/Secondary School, Himmetli Primary/Secondary School and Lütfiye Ayşe Baytok Regional Boarding School. In the trainings organized in Feke and Himmetli districts of Adana and other schools in the region The "FEKE 1- FEKE 2- HİMMETLİ and GÖKKAYA" Hydroelectric Power Plants commissioned by Akenerji explained in detail what should be considered for the safety of the residents and the "audible and light warning systems". Awareness of students and teachers was ensured through the meetings. Thanks to the presentations, children gained detailed information about renewable energy and electricity production. At the end of the presentations, the students asked questions about HEPPs and Akenerji's investments in the region and received information from our experts. Akenerji will continue its HEPP information meetings in other regions where it has investments and the people of the region will be informed.