KINGSTON, Jamaica — TOTALEnergies Jamaica’s donation of 1,884 solar lamps to Food For The Poor (FFTP) and the Salvation Army was met with gratitude last Friday at the petroleum-marketing company’s Ocean Boulevard headquarters in downtown Kingston. “However, these solar lamps will definitely help us because, if they don’t have anything, they do have sunlight in abundance,” Burrell-Rose added, thanking TotalEnergies for its donation of 1,164 lamps and the support “we have been getting from all over the world”. Colonel Edward Lyons, chief secretary in charge of Caribbean territorial emergency disaster services at the Salvation Army, said the donation of 720 solar lamps to his organisation fulfilled a critical need. He also vouched for the quality of the Sunshine 150 Solar Lamps, which can fetch up to US$60 per unit on the international market, depending on the source. Daniault, joined by Steve Francis, procurement manager, explained that the Sunshine 150 Solar Lamps have previously been deployed by TotalEnergies in parts of Africa affected by energy crises.