What is bosaq doing in Suriname?

BOSAQ is therefore implementing a drinking water project in Suriname in which five different villages with around 3,000 people will be provided with clean drinking water, based entirely on renewable energy by using Q-DROP, our state-of-the-art decentralized drinking water unit.

What is bosaq's contract with the Ministry of Natural Resources?

BOSAQ has signed a contract with the Ministry of Natural Resources in Suriname. The contract entails the making and supply of 5 Q-Drop II container systems, our decentralized drinking water purification plant, which converts any type of ambient water into drinking water.

Why did bosaq win the Energy Globe Award?

BOSAQ wins the Energy Globe Award for providing decentralised drinking water supply in remote communities of inner Suriname. We are extremely happy and proud to announce that we have been awarded the Energy Globe Award for provide clean and safe drinking water to thousands of people in the inland of Suriname.

How does Staatsolie power Suriname?

Staatsolie is responsible for around 75% of Suriname’s power generation. The company operates a 96-MW thermal power plant through subsidiary Staatsolie Power Company Suriname. Part of its generated electricity and all of its process steam is used to power the Tout Lui Faut refinery.

Who is the National Electricity Company of Suriname?

Suriname's national electrical company EBS (NV Energie Bedrijven Suriname) is focused on improving reliability and sustainability of electricity. Staatsolie is the national oil company of Suriname. The company celebrated their 40 year anniversary in December 2020 at which time it employed more than 1000 persons.

Which company operates 96 MW thermal power plant in Suriname?

The company operates a 96-MW thermal power plant through subsidiary Staatsolie Power Company Suriname. Part of its generated electricity and all of its process steam is used to power the Tout Lui Faut refinery. Since January 2020, the company has also operated the 180-MW Afobaka Dam.