WHEN Dinanath Ramnarine and Kieron Pollard – more widely known for their skills when they were West Indies cricketers – launched GoElectricTT on December 7, they weren’t just unveiling a business – they were aiming to set a precedent in Trinidad and Tobago’s emerging green economy.
Their venture, an electric vehicle (EV) leasing and taxi service, is backed by the Inter-American Development Bank’s (IDB) innovation arm, IDB Lab, and aims to reduce emissions while promoting sustainable practices, in a country still dominated by internal combustion engines.
Their venture, an electric vehicle (EV) leasing and taxi service, is backed by the Inter-American Development Bank’s (IDB) innovation arm, IDB Lab, and aims to reduce emissions while promoting sustainable practices, in a country still dominated by internal combustion engines.
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Not Dinas may not have a lot of time to post here going forward
yes I tried it out but keep getting failed… you know that sgt*50, tell him thanks for inviting me to Niagara, Soca was playing in Caribana earlier and guess who was the fighter? Merry Christmas my friend, hope you get a new wagon for 2025… this one old and is polluted!
