YPF's mobile classroom provides information on renewable energy and energy efficiency.Attached is the Energy Space, where visitors can learn about the firm's work in hydrocarbon activity.In the mobile classroom, students will be able to use immersive reality equipment.Photo: Courtesy YPF.Located in the city's Central Park, the YPF Foundation today opened its mobile classroom for students and teachers to come and learn about energy efficiency and renewable energy.In turn, the Energy Space will be open to visitors who wish to learn about hydrocarbon production in the country.Both sectors will be available from today until Saturday inclusive.The mobile classroom offers courses for teachers of technical, tertiary or university education.Today, Thursday, will be "a day of disclosure: in a simpler way we explain this topic that is the energy transition, renewable energies and energy efficiency", detailed one of the presenters.Through a tablet that uses augmented reality technology, the visitor can interact with the drawings on the wall.By pointing the camera at them, the team provides details on energy efficiency and renewable generation.For example, it characterizes the facilities of the Manantiales Behr wind farm, located above one of YPF's oldest fields.In turn, one of the drawings represents a house, which with the augmented reality equipment can be visualized electrical appliances.The application will provide information on "the level of consumption of each one and small tips to take into account when saving energy".The referent pointed out that these “not only help the pocket, but also contribute to caring for the environment“.On Saturday morning, the classroom will be busy with a course that will take advantage of the facilities for practical work.“The towns we go to come to practice, to play.They can build a wind generator;we also have the solar panels on top, which we can deploy;we capture energy and they can see how it is measured and how it is injected into the network.It's all functional," he explained.Boys and girls can also participate.The Experiential Cinema works in the Energy Space, aimed at explaining how hydrocarbons were formed and what uses they have today.This is characterized by having seats that simulate the movement of what happens on the screen.In the mobile classroom they will be able to play with a computer to learn about the history of energy.The classroom will be in the city from this Thursday until Saturday inclusive.Today and tomorrow the doors will be open from 10 am to 6 pm and on Saturday from 12:30 pm to 6 pm. The Energy Space will open at the same time so that students can attend during the school day.Both are located in the Central Park of the city, on Calle San Martín at 160.Generally, the Energy Space opens on Thursdays and Fridays, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., and on Saturdays from 12 a.m. to 8 p.m., but this time it changed.The objective is to explain, through interactive tools, what the activity carried out by YPF in the extraction of hydrocarbons is like.In turn, the country's basins characterize the geology.On the other hand, tomorrow a seminar entitled "The challenges of the Energy Transition and the role of Vaca Muerta" will take place from 9 to 11:30 in the morning, in the auditorium of the Faculty of Engineering of the National University of Comahue.It is organized by the educational institution together with YPF Luz.The speakers at the seminar will be the executive director of the YPF Foundation, Ofelia Cédola;Martín Mandarano, CEO of YPF Luz;Roberto Kozulj, UNRN researcher;Kurt Taretto, teacher and researcher at UNCOMA;Martín Mallo Huergo, YPF Sustainability Leader;and Daniel Raggio from CNEA.It is a publication of Editorial Río Negro SA All rights reserved.Copyright 2020. Owner Editorial Río Negro SA Founded on May 1, 1912 by Fernando Emilio Rajneri.President of the Board: Laura Gamba.Responsible Editor: Italo Pisani.Intellectual Property Registry: 72234608. Edition No.: 26,232 - Legal address: July 9, 733 - General Roca -