Golden Dragon Committed to Environmental Protection
2018-11-15 Source：www.chinabuses.org
Summarize：“Our investments in introducing more environmentally friendly production facilities exceeded 70 million RMB in recent years”, according to Jiang Wenjie, General Manager of Production Facility Management Department of Golden Dragon
“Our investments in introducing more environmentally friendly production facilities exceeded 70 million RMB in recent years”, according to Jiang Wenjie, General Manager of Production Facility Management Department of Golden Dragon.
Thanks to its constant efforts in upgrading its production facilities and promoting greener production, Golden Dragon has made impressive achievements in the disposal of sewage, waste gas and dangerous wastes.
When a group of journalists paid a special visit to Golden Dragon on October 23, they were all impressed by the neatness and cleanness of its production bases in Xiamen.
“We firmly believe protecting the environment is our company’s full responsibility and ensuring the health of both our employees and passengers is of paramount importance,” said Peng Dongqing, General Manager of Golden Dragon. Obviously, the bus maker’s continued efforts in environmental protection is paying off now. Apart from a growing brand recognition and customer satisfaction, Golden Dragon is expected to grow by 10%-18% year on year in its sales.
So far, Golden Dragon has successfully developed its fifth generation new energy buses measuring from 4.7 meters to 12 meters in length. In addition, its new energy vehicles have already established a solid presence in over 40 cities across China. According to the bus maker, its annual sales of new energy buses has accounted for over 70% of its overall sales. In the overseas market, Golden Dragon electric buses have started operation on Israel’s first ever electricity powered bus route. Its new energy buses have made their way to Netherlands, Noway, Finland and a number of developed countries.(www.chinabuses.org)
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