Oct 7, 2005 | Industry News
CREDIT: John McKay, Times ColonistTim Lo, extreme right, manufacturing manager at Carmanah, explains to foreign investors how the C&C router table works. With back orders piling up and employees working elbow-to-elbow, Carmanah Technologies is expanding its...
Oct 7, 2005 | Industry News
Following pilot tests with solar powered illumination of bus stops in London, Canadian firm Carmanah Technologies Corporation has been awarded a £700,000 contract by Trueform Engineering to supply a minimum of 1,200 solar LED-illuminated bus stops. The units will be...
Oct 7, 2005 | Industry News
Europeans are eager to invest in green companies, and big investment banks and venture capitalists are turning over rocks in Canada to find them, says a fund manager from England. Charlie Thomas, who manages almost $800 million Cdn in green investments for Jupiter...
Oct 6, 2005 | Industry News
Bus stops in Hounslow are getting a revamp with the help of new revolutionary technology. From October, bus stops in the borough will be fitted with solar technology that can light them up, even during the darkest of British winters. Hounslow will be first in line to...
Oct 5, 2005 | Industry News
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Oct 3, 2005 | Industry News
You may be in the dark as to when the next bus will come along, but from October stored solar energy will keep London’s bus stops shining through the night. Some 7000 of the city’s 17,500 bus stops are scheduled to be retrofitted with solar-powered panels...
