Group programs
Below is an explanation of the programs and offerings at the World of Energy.
Fuels and generation of electricity
Elementary school students will love our basic electricity presentation, which explains what electricity is, how it is made and how it is transmitted from our power plants to our communities. The presentation also focuses on nuclear energy made at Oconee Nuclear Station. This program is generally recommended for students in elementary grades.
Nuclear energy and Oconee Nuclear Station
This program explains how electricity is generated from the energy of an atom. It also focuses on the safe and reliable operation of Oconee Nuclear Station and explains the advantages of nuclear power. This program is generally recommended for any groups above the 6th grade level.
Brain teaser
In this challenging game, students will be asked to search for items and answers as they walk through the Story of Energy tour.
Movies
Our extensive video collection brings additional fun to your visit. Learn about basic electricity, nuclear energy, environmental conservation or the history of our area lakes. We have videos for all ages, and the lengths of the movies vary from five to 25 minutes. Review our selection and choose a movie for your group.
Picnic shelter
Plan to pack a lunch or snack and eat under our picnic shelter while enjoying the beautiful scenery of Lake Keowee. When booking your group visit, please be sure to indicate if you’d like to reserve the picnic shelter.Nature
The nature trail begins just a short walk from the World of Energy's front doors. It is filled with local wildlife and offers opportunities to learn, as well as play.Group reservations
If you'd like to schedule a program or bring your group to the World of Energy, call 800.777.1004 or email your request. A member of our staff will contact you to assist you with scheduling. Please complete the group registration form and email it to the World of Energy.Resources
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