Mayor Hagedorn is a pioneer in the use of electric vehicles
in an effort to preserve the fresh air of Puerto Princesa!
Hagedorn is a pioneer in the electric vehicle acquisition,
as part of his environmental efforts to keep the clean air of Puerto Pincesa, just that way.
Mayor Hagedorn collaborated in 2007 with Rolly Conception
to create the first Electric tricycle in the Philippines.
The City of Puerto Princesa's Electric Jeepney used in promoting tourism in Puerto Princesa. Here with the beauty contestants for Pangalipay sa BayBay summer kickoff event.
In Puerto Princesa, Palawan, Philippines. The e-Jeep being driven by Mayor Edward Hagedorn during the Love Affair with Nature event Feb. 14, 2010.
e-jeep is a real big dream. say princesans can afford it. charging stations will almost be everywhere. sa kabila nito, kukuha tayo ng electrical enery produce by power plants that's also burning fuel. yes mawawala o mababawasan ang polusyon galing sa mga makina sa city proper. san natin dadalhin? sa mga power plants na mas malapit sa kagubatan? seems like cleaning a room at ililipat lng sa kabilang room.
ReplyDeletepero maganda eto ha. we'll be coming up to a better solution soon as long as we join together and help our mayor para maisakatuparan ito.
sa palagay ko mas mabuti o better if we'll utilize sun or light energy using solor cells to charge batteries para sa mga vehicles. malay natin me lumabas na magagaling na pinoy at makapag produce tau ng mga sariling solar cells na mas efficient ksa sa mga nasa market ngaun. not imported. he he mahabang kwen2han 2. nxt time na lng uli.
Humahanga ako sa mga ginawang proyekto na mayor Hagedorn lalo na patungkol sa environmental corservation at alternative power. nabalitaan ko na madalas ang brown-out diyan sa Palawan, meron ako idea na pwede natin pagkunan na electrical power na makakatulong na mabawasan ang problema natin sa kuryente, sana magkaroon kami na pagkakataon na maipaliwanag ko ito sa ating mahal na mayor Hagedorn...Mabuhay po kayo at God Bless...
ReplyDeletevery interesting ang e-jeep at e-tricycle. Meron na kaya ito sa market? Paano ang maintainance ng electric supply nito?
ReplyDeleteMay service center for the etrikes sa Puerto. The batteries are closed cell, deep cycle and last 3 years...No maintenance for the batteries...and Green Tech Ecocenter uses the old batteries to power the solar lighting on premises.
ReplyDeleteWe have been driving our etrikes for 9 months daily do work and for all our chores. We now save 18k Php on gasoline per month, plus we do not add to C02 or sound pollution. We use the old batteries to power low watt light bulbs, and they are charged by a solar panel on the roof at Green Tech Eco Center, in PPC off the Nat'l Highway North in San Jose.
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