What you will see
The Small Hydroelectric Power Station (ΜΥΗΣ) of Agia tells the story of electricity production during a time when Greece was transitioning from the era of oil lamps and German occupation, through the end of World War II. From the Marshall Plan and the demands of the 21st century to the era of the planet's energy transition to Renewable Energy Sources (RES).
Visitors encounter a power-generating building-machine with its original, restored equipment. They learn about additional methods of electricity generation from RES through physical exhibits (such as a wind turbine, photovoltaic panels, geothermal valve, etc.), informative signage, and an interactive photovoltaic panel setup.
Follow the reverse path of the water. Start from the ΜΥΗΣ, walk alongside the supply pipeline, reach the artificial lake of Agia, and enjoy the enchanting Natura natural landscape.
