A new mural has been created in Casagiove as part of the “E-mobility @School” educational project promoted by Ewiva, the Enel Group’s operator of ultra-fast charging stations, with the aim of engaging young people with the issues of sustainability and the energy transition.
The artwork was created by professional street artist Andrea Nova of Studio Sagome on the electrical station of the Ewiva charging station at Via Sebastiano Fortuna 1, bringing to life a creative idea developed by students as part of an urban art project.
The mural draws its inspiration from the project “Green Shift Toward Sustainable Mobility,” conceived by students at the Preti-Frangipane Art High School in Reggio Calabria and selected as one of the winners of the art contest held as part of the first edition of the “E-Mobility @School” initiative.
The artwork represents the transition toward a more sustainable future in the mobility sector, using a visual language that combines symbols linked to clean energy, technological innovation, and electric mobility. The work highlights the relationship between the urban environment and sustainability, focusing on the need to rethink how we move around cities through solutions with low environmental impact. Electric cars, energy connections, and elements inspired by sustainable mobility thus become an expression of a “green shift” capable of combining progress, environmental awareness, and new, more conscious mobility habits.
An ultra-fast charging station for local e-drivers
The Ewiva charging station at 1 Via Sebastiano Fortuna is equipped with two high-power charging stations, each rated at 300 kW, for a total of four charging points, and offers a convenient and accessible solution for local e-drivers and tourists. In fact, the site is strategically located, a short distance from the A1 highway toll plaza—Caserta Nord exit—and the Royal Park of the Royal Palace of Caserta.
E-Mobility @School: School, Creativity, and Sustainable Mobility
The “E-Mobility @School” educational project is designed to raise awareness among high school students about electric mobility, sustainability, and the energy transition. Now in its second edition, the educational program also includes a creative contest inviting students to envision their own ideas for sustainable energy and mobility: the selected projects are transformed into murals created by professional street artists at select Ewiva charging stations.
The project submitted by the Preti-Frangipane Art High School in Reggio Calabria was one of the three winning entries in the 2024/2025 creative contest on the theme “Your Idea of Energy and Sustainable Mobility,” which attracted over 100 projects created by high school students from across Italy. The three winning classes also received a voucher worth 1,000 euros to be used for the purchase of technological or educational materials for school activities.