Minister of Science, Energy and Technology, Hon. Daryl Vaz (right); and President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Evergo Jamaica, Wayne McKenzie (second right) look on as students of Immaculate Conception High School (from left) Courtney-Kay White; and Nikaela Carthy, demonstrate how a robot they built works. Immaculate Conception was among nine schools that participated in Evergo Jamaica's Secondary Schools Electric Mobility (E-Mobility) Robotics Competition held recently, at the company's Marcus Garvey Drive location in Kingston. Teams showcased how best they could integrate solar energy and batteries to propel wheels by way of a motor.
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Minister of Science, Energy and Technology, Hon. Daryl Vaz (second left) charges a car at an electric vehicle charging station installed on the Evergo Jamaica compound on Marcus Garvey Drive in Kingston, while President and Chief Executive Officer, Evergo, Wayne McKenzie looks on. Occasion was Evergo’s Secondary Schools Electric Mobility (E-Mobility) Robotics Competition held recently. Nine schools participated in the E-mobility competition, which involved the integration of solar energy and batteries to propel wheels by way of a motor.
Minister of Science, Energy and Technology, Hon. Daryl Vaz (left), holds a robot built by the Calabar High School team, while team member, Ajeni Gregg (right), demonstrates how it works. Calabar High was one of nine schools, which participated in Evergo Jamaica’s Secondary Schools Electric Mobility (E-Mobility) Robotics Competition held recently, at the company’s Marcus Garvey Drive location in Kingston. Teams showcased how best they could integrate solar energy and batteries to propel wheels by way of a motor. Evergo Jamaica executives, also pictured (from second left) are: President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Wayne McKenzie; and Marketing Manager, Melissa Newman.
Minister of Science, Energy and Technology, Hon. Daryl Vaz (right) tries out the features of an electric car, while President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Evergo Jamaica, Wayne McKenzie, explains how they work. Occasion was Evergo Jamaica’s Secondary Schools Electric Mobility (E-Mobility) Robotics Competition held recently at the company’s Marcus Garvey Drive location in Kingston. Teams showcased how best they could integrate solar energy and batteries to propel wheels by way of a motor.
Last Updated: December 10, 2021
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