Caverton Group Launches Nigeria's First Electric Passenger Ferry, Promoting Sustainable Transport
Remi Makanjuola's Caverton Group introduced Nigeria's inaugural fully electric passenger ferry, a 30-seater vessel built with advanced technology to cater to local environmental concerns. The move signifies a strategic shift towards sustainable transport solutions and showcases the company's commitment to reducing emissions and embracing cleaner mobility options.
The electric ferry is expected to alleviate traffic congestion in Lagos and provide a quieter, emission-free journey for commuters. Caverton's partnership with Explomar Energy Technology in Suzhou highlights a focus on local manufacturing and green marine sector development.
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