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Follow on Google News | Jamaica’s Minister Samuda Reinforces Country’s Position to Incent Energy LeadersAfter Jamaican Minister Samuda’s recent visit to Toronto, Solamon CEO announces the company’s return visit.
By: Graeme Boyce Minister Samuda was speaking to Canadian business leaders at an event co-sponsored by Scotiabank and headed a Jamaican delegation that included George Ramocan, Consul General to Toronto, Milverton Reynolds, Managing Director, Development Bank of Jamaica, and Sancia Templer, JAMPRO President. Joining Boyce were SVP Ainsley Brown and SVP Christian Giles; Brown also met with Her Excellency Sheila Monteith, Jamaica’s High Commissioner to Canada, and Giles met with Michael Thompson, SVP, Corporate and Commercial Banking, Bank of Nova Scotia Jamaica (Scotiabank) Jamaica, the largest English-speaking economy in the Caribbean, enjoys an advanced telecommunications, shipping and transportation infrastructure, making it the ideal location for Solamon’s Western Caribbean headquarters. “We’ In the meantime, Solamon executives are also meeting civic and business leaders in other countries to discuss implementing 2MW solar arrays, as well as innovative hybrid energy solutions, including biodiesel, geothermal and wind technologies. “We have been encouraged to step up our operations on the island,” concludes Boyce, “based on the content of these recent meetings and the fantastic response to our specific questions.” Solamon Energy designs and installs integrated arrays of ground-mounted photovoltaic cells that are connected by cable to each other and to converters, batteries and transmission points, utilizing 5 acres of land per unit; each unit is called an Apollo Acre™. The company intends to not only deliver turnkey power plants to Caribbean countries using renewable energy sources, such as sun and wind, but that they will also generate jobs locally, in terms of unit commissioning and subsequent maintenance. Solamon seeks to operate additional field offices in The Bahamas, Barbados and Puerto Rico. End
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