Investors fail to cash in on vehicular emissions

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• Ajit Babu 10 years ago

  This is beyond the little minds of the so-called entrepreneur and the government of such a banana republic. Buy and sell is the order of the day.

  This is beyond the little minds of the so-called entrepreneur and the government of such a banana republic. Buy and sell is the order of the day.

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• Sakura 10 years ago

  How do investors capitalize on this when we don't have the basic technology for that. How can a Ghanaian company compete with Ibiden, Corning, and Sumitomo Chemical? Does mr. Adu Gyamfi believe selling these gadgets to the au ...
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  How do investors capitalize on this when we don't have the basic technology for that. How can a Ghanaian company compete with Ibiden, Corning, and Sumitomo Chemical? Does mr. Adu Gyamfi believe selling these gadgets to the automotive industrybis like selling used mobile phones in Accra?

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• Kojo T 10 years ago

  We have universities and why can they not design these? Any engineering person with a chemist should be able to do this

  We have universities and why can they not design these? Any engineering person with a chemist should be able to do this

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• KK 10 years ago

  Finally they have realized the harm these polluting cars are doing to the health of ghanaians and to the environment. Why did it take so long?

  Finally they have realized the harm these polluting cars are doing to the health of ghanaians and to the environment. Why did it take so long?

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• Phred 10 years ago

  The author fails to note the significant improvements in diesel emissions control products that have been developed in the US and elsewhere over the last decade(e.g. diesel particulate filters). Diesel power beats petrol pow ...
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  The author fails to note the significant improvements in diesel emissions control products that have been developed in the US and elsewhere over the last decade(e.g. diesel particulate filters). Diesel power beats petrol power by far (30% greater efficiency or better).

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