This educational center is a great place for kids to learn about clean energy production. The facilities are wheelchair accessible, making it a welcoming space for everyone. The location is connected to Tampa Electric's Clean Energy Center, which adds to its educational value. The solar displays and interactive exhibits are really neat and fun for kids to learn. However, the center is relatively small, which may lead to some overcrowding, especially on weekends. The staff does provide shuttle golf carts for visitors who have to park in the overflow area. Overall, it's an excellent option to visit, especially for those interested in environmental education and sustainability. The only downside is that the center has limited parking spaces, which can be a problem when many visitors arrive at the same time.