Nexus Green, a Ugandan-based solar energy company, met with President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni to discuss several solar energy projects that the company is undertaking in different parts of the country.
The delegation was led by Baroness Sandip Verma, the chairperson of Nexus Green. Verma briefed the President on the status of the projects, which include solar-powered irrigation, the Lopei Multipurpose Dam, and a collaboration with the Ministry of Defence on a solar power initiative.
President Museveni welcomed the delegation and expressed his support for Nexus Green’s work in Uganda. He said that the government is committed to promoting the development of renewable energy in the country, and that Nexus Green is playing a leading role in this effort.
Verma thanked the President for his support and said that Nexus Green is committed to working with the government to ensure that Uganda has a sustainable energy future.
During the meeting, the delegation also informed the President that they are planning to start manufacturing environmentally friendly electric motorcycles under their Green Hub Kampala Project. These motorcycles will be suitable for Uganda’s terrain and will help to reduce air pollution in the capital city.
President Museveni welcomed Nexus Green’s commitment to promoting green energy in Uganda. He said that the government is committed to supporting the development of renewable energy in the country.
This meeting is a sign of the growing cooperation between the government of Uganda and Nexus Green. The company is playing a leading role in promoting the use of solar energy in Uganda, and the government is providing support to help the company achieve its goals.
The introduction of this news article is different from the previous one because it provides more context about the meeting between Nexus Green and President Museveni. It also mentions the Green Hub Kampala Project, which is a new initiative by Nexus Green to promote electric motorcycles in Uganda.