Solamon Enters Mauritius Market; Set to Provide Large-Scale Solar Energy Projects
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Toronto, Canada, July 07, 2012 --( Mauritius has no known oil, natural gas or coal reserves, and therefore currently depends on imported petroleum products to meet most of its energy requirements."Our turnkey solution is attractive," Yeo concludes, "and its nice to be able to work with like-minded, forward-thinking people on these very exciting projects, which we agree will provide a model for many other countries throughout the Sunbelt.The company now also designs and installs custom solutions with local partners to provide roof-mounted and parking lot systems that are easily augmented by micro wind turbine technology and other innovative features to supply renewable energy.Toronto, Canada, July 07, 2012 --( PR.com )-- Earlier today Jay Yeo, President, Solamon Energy Corp., proudly announced the company has entered The Republic of Mauritius and over the next few months will aggressively pursue its goal to sell large-scale solar arrays across fields, parking lots and rooftops on this sun-rich island nation located in the Indian Ocean."It is in fact our first foray into Africa," adds Yeo, from his office in Toronto, "and we are working closely with several partners to effectively communicate our intentions to business and government leaders.