Enel Green Power Adopts VR Vision Training for Global Renewable Tech Teams

• VR Vision is building virtual reality training simulations for Enel Green Power technicians working on turbines, substations, and solar farms.
• The program supports faster onboarding, consistent global standards, and real-time performance tracking through VR Vision’s analytics platform.

Enel Green Power has partnered with VR Vision to roll out virtual reality training for its renewable energy teams. The program uses digital twins to create realistic simulations of wind turbines, substations, and solar systems. This gives technicians a way to practice tasks in a hands-on environment that is risk-free.

"Virtual reality is revolutionizing how the energy sector trains its workforce. Our collaboration with Enel Green Power allows us to deliver immersive, scalable, and results-driven training experiences that drive real operational impact," said Roni Cerga, CEO of VR Vision, in an official press release.

The system aims to shorten training time, improve safety, and deliver a consistent learning experience across all Enel sites. It also allows complex procedures to be repeated in a controlled setting to reinforce knowledge and skills.

The training integrates with Vision Portal, VR Vision’s performance platform, which tracks progress, evaluates skills, and connects to existing learning systems. This step supports Enel’s broader effort to upgrade training methods across its global operations.

🌀 Tom’s Take:

Virtual training is gaining ground across industries, and Enel Green Power’s move signals that energy is no exception. In high-risk settings like turbines and substations, VR offers a safer, lower-stakes way to build hands-on skills.

Source: PR Newswire / VR Vision