Energy Unit Personnel Attend Course on Energy Efficiency and Electric Vehicles in Taiwan

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Basseterre, St. Kitts (Public Infrastructure News) — As the government strategically advances its sustainable island state agenda, Energy Officer Denasio Frank and Administrative Assistant Andrezj Warner are in Taiwan, to participate in a pivotal ‘Workshop on Energy Efficiency in the Transportation Sector.’  

Addressing the impact of the duo’s training session on the work of the Energy Unit, the Unit’s Director, Dr. Bertill Browne, said:

“Energy efficiency is very important for us. We are looking for ways of reducing our energy consumption by using more efficient equipment.”

Dr. Bertill Browne | Director of the Energy Unit

Director Browne further emphasized that the training session would play a crucial role in the Energy Unit’s ongoing efforts to finalize the Electric Vehicle Policy, which aims to expedite the adoption of electric vehicles in St. Kitts and Nevis.

The Republic of China (Taiwan) sponsored the officers’ attendance through the Taiwan ICDF and the Taiwanese Embassy, affirming its commitment to international cooperation, and further strengthening the ties between the Republic of China (Taiwan) and the Federation of Saint Kitts and Nevis.

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