NWOW promotes light electric vehicles as a cleaner and smarter alternative compared to traditional fuel-powered vehicles. Our name, “New Ways of World,” reflects the company’s drive for innovation, advancement, and push for greener options that reduce environmental impact. This vision aligns closely with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 7 (SDG 7), which emphasizes on ensuring access to affordable, reliable, and modern energy for all.
SDG 7 focuses on the significance of clean energy to combat pollution and protect the planet. Traditional fuel-powered vehicles rely on fossil fuels, which greatly release harmful gases that contribute to air pollution and climate change. NWOW light electric vehicles are energized by electric power that doesn’t produce harmful emissions during use, making them an ideal and cleaner alternative. By choosing NWOW, we help to reduce air pollution, support climate action, help cut down on harmful emissions, and move closer to a more sustainable future.
Through cleaner transportation options, NWOW helps build a healthier and cleaner environment with reduced pollution, improved air quality, and less reliance on fuels. We believe in initiating and creating better ways to enjoy every journey while also protecting the environment. Together, let’s drive new ways for a brighter future.
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Goal 7 – Clean and Affordable Energy – SDGs – Philippines. (2017). Depdev.gov.ph. https://sdg.depdev.gov.ph/goal-7/
Mariano et al. (2019). Analysis of Energy Economy Rating of E-Trike on Long and Short Routes Along Flat Terrain Condition. Philippine Transportation Journal, 2(2). https://ncts.upd.edu.ph/tssp/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/TSSP-2019-Vol2-No2-03-Mariano-Sundo-Madlangbayan-Alfonso-Vergel-Abaya.pdf
United Nations. (2021). POLICY BRIEFS IN SUPPORT OF THE HIGH-LEVEL POLITICAL FORUM LEVERAGING ENERGY ACTION FOR ADVANCING THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS. In United Nations | Department of Economic and Social Affairs. https://sdgs.un.org/sites/default/files/2021-06/2021-SDG7%20POLICY%20BRIEFS.pdf
