The Energy Ministry announces that it is partnering with the Weizmann Institute of Science’s educational arm, the Davidson Institute, to present a series of experiential videos on social media.
The series seeks to connect the general public, especially the young, to topics such as renewable energy, sustainable energy, and energy consumerism and conservation.
The videos, presented by Avi Saig, who heads the Davidson Institute, combine scientific knowledge with catchy and interesting experiments, explaining complex concepts such as energy storage, renewable energy production via solar radiation, water, and other sources, as well as the advantages of electric transportation and efficient construction, and the economic and social impacts of these issues on our daily lives.
Aa well as sparking curiosity and interest, the educational content is structured to drive action — aiming to encourage small behavioral changes in daily life that will lead to real savings and a reduction in energy consumption over time.
The video content will eventually be integrated into the ministry’s website, science lesson plans, and various media platforms.
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