The Training for Residential Electricians project began as a pilot program in 2020, in alliance with INFOCAP, offering a full scholarship to 20 students from around the Metropolitan Region. A new alliance was formed in 2021 to continue the project, this time with Universidad Santo Tomás, with scholarships granted to 40 people from the communities of Santiago, Estación Central, Independencia, Lo Prado, Quinta Normal, and Cerro Navia.

This project, which comes about from the Energy with Local Strength ("Energía con Fuerza Local") initiative, operates within the "economic development with local identity" line of work and is aimed at bringing communities closer to the energy sector. Participants must pass theoretical and practical modules to apply for D-class certification by the Superintendency of Electricity and Fuels. In this way, the scholarship recipients will assume a leading role in risk prevention, bettering their options for job insertion and the opportunity to form start-up companies in the electrical sector, strengthening local communities' economic recovery and employability. With this action, Enel Distribución Chile confirms its contribution to decent work and economic growth through training and labor conversion plans as part of the commitment to a fair energy transition.