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WSC Working Toward Green Energy Solutions
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The Water and Sewerage Corporation has purchased three new electric vehicles and three charging stations in New Providence.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The Water and Sewerage Corporation has purchased three new electric vehicles and three charging stations in New Providence as part of a pilot program to see how they can best transition to having a more environmentally friendly fleet on the road.
Robert Deal, WSC general manager explains this program is just the start of the corporation’s plans to transform their operations into more climate resistant and sustainable method.
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