Sep 17, 2002 | Industry News
VICTORIA (CKNW/AM980) — It’s being called the world’s first solar-powered bus stop. Carmanah Technologies of Victoria says the I-stop only needs 90-minutes of natural light to charge up its batteries, so it will work even on the “wet...
Sep 17, 2002 | Industry News
VICTORIA (CP) — Solar power is behind a British Columbia company’s bid to light up the world’s darkest bus stops. Carmanah Technologies Inc. of Victoria says its solar-powered bus stop is a low cost, low maintenance innovation with a night visibility...
Sep 17, 2002 | Industry News
VICTORIA (CP) — Solar power is behind a British Columbia company’s bid to light up the world’s darkest bus stops. Carmanah Technologies Inc. of Victoria says its solar-powered bus stop is a low cost, low maintenance innovation with a night visibility...
Sep 11, 2002 | Industry News
The U.S. Coast Guard and the Army Corps of Engineers agreed Tuesday to support a two-year pilot program to light the breakwaters surrounding Chicago Harbor. “The average recreational boater doesn’t take the time to learn anything about the water before...
Sep 6, 2002 | Industry News
Carmanah Technologies Corp. (CMH-TSX, $0.53, 604-684-2181, www.carmanah.com) is a Victoria, B.C.-based company which designs, manufactures and supplies solar powered LED (light emitting diode) ligting solutions to the marine, railway, transit and roadway markets. The...
Sep 1, 2002 | Industry News
Bus Ride Magazine It seems like the simplest solution: instead of plugging in, look up to the sun for the newest powering options for outdoor applications.Solar illuminated bus shelters, bus stops and schedules promise to offer transit agencies easy installation with...
