Rubí's Energy Revolution a Success with Thousands of Participants

The second edition of the municipal event gathered nearly a thousand people at Plaça de la Nova Estació with recreational and informative activities.

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Generic image of a town square full of people participating in a community event.

Nearly a thousand people participated in the second edition of Rubí's Energy Revolution, held on Saturday at Plaça de la Nova Estació with recreational and informative activities organized by the City Council.

The Plaça de la Nova Estació in Rubí served as the meeting point on Saturday for nearly a thousand people who responded to the call against climate change and for energy saving. The second edition of the Revolució Energètica de Rubí, promoted by the Ajuntament de Rubí, brought together citizens interested in the organized proposals.
Recreational and informative activities were the focus of the main event. The badge-making workshop was the most popular with 380 child participants. Hot chocolate was served to 350 people, and the information stand of Rubí Brilla assisted 300 residents. Other activities like Holawatty and Guardawatts gathered 140 children, and colors del sol interested 120 youngsters. The escape game had 50 participants. In parallel, the Rubí Forma information point served about thirty people, and the Oficina de Transició Energètica, 25.
On October 13th, a colloquium brought together 75 people to hear from Pep Espluga, Professor of Environmental Sociology at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB).
Activities will continue on Monday, October 26th, with an energy-saving workshop at 6 PM at Rubí Forma. Additionally, the colloquium on renewable energy has been rescheduled to November 9th at 6:30 PM at the Biblioteca Mestre Martí Tauler.
The 'Books for the Energy Revolution' campaign continues, rewarding readers of publications on climate change and energy transition with a special bag when they borrow from the Biblioteca Mestre Martí Tauler or purchase from associated bookstores.
Based on information from the official source: Ajuntament de Rubí (19/10/2026)