Enlightening presentation
ENLIGHTENING PRESENTATION
Career & Education
March 15, 2014

Enlightening presentation

Field Services Technician at JPS’ commercial office in Clarendon, Locksley Buckley, explains to these Garvey Maceo High School students the differences in energy usage between an incandescent, fluorescent and LED bulb. Buckley was a member of a JPS Foundation team that participated in the school’s Jamaica Day activities on February 28, educating the students on energy usage and efficiency as part of the foundation’s energy academy programme.

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