Negros Oriental Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NOCCI) President Edward Du together with NORSU Board of Regents President Noel Marjon E. Yasi had a business meeting with Taguig Congressman Freddie Tinga and Dang Tirante of Global Electric Transport (GET) on promoting electric buses in Negros Oriental<\/p>\n
The Negros Oriental Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NOCCI), led by President Edward Du, joined forces with Negros Oriental State University (NORSU) Board of Regents President Noel Marjon E. Yasi and representatives from Global Electric Transport (GET) to explore the potential adoption of electric buses in the province.<\/p>\n
Taguig Congressman Freddie Tinga, an advocate for green transportation and a key stakeholder in GET, participated in the business meeting alongside Dang Tirante of GET. The meeting aimed to assess how electric buses could transform the public transportation landscape in Negros Oriental, contributing to environmental sustainability and improved urban mobility.<\/p>\n
During the meeting, NOCCI President Edward Du emphasized the importance of integrating sustainable mobility solutions into the province’s development plans. \u201cNegros Oriental has the opportunity to lead in green initiatives by adopting electric buses, a step that aligns with global efforts to combat climate change and reduce reliance on fossil fuels,\u201d Du stated.<\/p>\n
NORSU Board of Regents President Noel Marjon E. Yasi echoed this sentiment, highlighting the university\u2019s interest in being part of projects that advance innovation and environmental stewardship. \u201cSustainability is at the core of our mission at NORSU. Collaborating with stakeholders like NOCCI and GET presents an avenue to embed these principles into practical solutions for our communities,\u201d Yasi remarked.<\/p>\n
Global Electric Transport, represented by Dang Tirante, showcased its innovative electric bus technology during the meeting. GET specializes in eco-friendly transportation systems designed for efficiency and minimal environmental impact. The company\u2019s electric buses are powered by clean energy, offering a sustainable alternative to traditional diesel-powered vehicles.<\/p>\n
Congressman Freddie Tinga shared insights on GET\u2019s successful projects in urban centers like Taguig City. He highlighted how electric buses have proven to be cost-effective and environmentally friendly while addressing challenges such as air pollution and traffic congestion.<\/p>\n
Adopting electric buses in Negros Oriental could yield significant benefits, including:<\/p>\n
The meeting underscored the need for collaboration among various stakeholders, including government units, academic institutions, and private sector partners. NOCCI\u2019s involvement is seen as pivotal in bringing together the business community to support the project\u2019s implementation.<\/p>\n
Du assured GET of NOCCI\u2019s commitment to engaging local stakeholders to ensure the initiative\u2019s success. \u201cOur role as a business chamber is to create a platform where innovation can thrive. This electric bus initiative is a game-changer for Negros Oriental\u2019s transport sector,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n
NORSU Board of Regents President Yasi highlighted the university\u2019s readiness to play an active role in promoting green transport solutions. As an institution that shapes the province\u2019s future workforce, NORSU plans to integrate sustainability-focused programs into its curriculum to build a generation of environmentally conscious leaders.<\/p>\n
Additionally, Yasi suggested the possibility of using electric buses for NORSU\u2019s transportation needs, serving as a pilot project that could demonstrate the technology\u2019s practicality and benefits.<\/p>\n
The meeting concluded with plans to conduct feasibility studies and pilot programs in partnership with GET. These steps will help determine the logistical, financial, and operational requirements for deploying electric buses across Negros Oriental.<\/p>\n
Congressman Tinga expressed optimism about the project\u2019s prospects, noting that successful implementation in Negros Oriental could inspire similar initiatives in other provinces.<\/p>\n
The electric bus initiative represents a significant stride toward achieving sustainable development in Negros Oriental. With NOCCI, NORSU, and GET working together, the province is positioning itself as a pioneer in green transportation, a move that aligns with global goals to combat climate change.<\/p>\n
\u201cTransforming transportation is more than just a local initiative\u2014it\u2019s a commitment to a sustainable future for the entire planet,\u201d Du concluded.<\/p>\n
As discussions progress, the collaboration between NOCCI, NORSU, and GET stands as a testament to the power of partnerships in driving meaningful change.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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