A Victoria company is shedding a little light on matters in New York's harbour.Carmanah Technologies has sent six of its powered LED (light-emitting diode) marine lanterns to the U.S. Coast Guard for use in cordoning off the harbour as the cleanup following the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center continues.We are very pleased that our (technology) is being used to make New York harbour safe during this time of crisis," said Carmanah president Art Aylesworth.While he admits the size of the order -- worth about $2,000 US -- isn't a big deal when compared with a recent shipment of 450 lanterns to Vietnam, Aylesworth says the fact Carmanah was sought out is.It says a lot about this company, I think," he said, noting Carmanah was the Coast Guard's first choice.