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Energy: Under Pressure – What are the Alternatives?

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Carmanah Supplies LED Street-Name Signs to the City of Shoreline, Washington

Carmanah has been contracted by the City of Shoreline, Washington, to supply 12 units of its Model R409 LED edge-lit street-name signs. These signs will be installed along Aurora Avenue between North 155th Street and 165th Street. Shoreline is the first city in the state of Washington to purchase Carmanah's LED illuminated street-name signs.

Gulf Coast Desperate for Victoria-made LED Lights in Wake of Hurricane Katrina

Solar-powered LED lighting produced in Victoria is lighting up key transportation routes on the U.S. Gulf Coast left dark by Hurricane Katrina. Orders for more than 500 of Carmanah Technologies' marine, railway and aviation lights were received during the week following Katrina. To meet the demand, the pioneer LED and solar power company has sent all of its inventory, and is dedicating all of its new production to the area. Most of the orders have been for Carmanah's 700-Series marine navigation lights, which have been sent to the U.S.

Carmanah Rushes to Fill Orders for Hurricane Rebuilding

Victoria, BC, Canada - September 12, 2005 - Carmanah Technologies Inc. the global leader in solar-powered LED lighting, has been rushing to fill orders for hundreds of lights to rebuild facilities destroyed by Hurricane Katrina on the U.S. Gulf Coast. In the week following the hurricane, Carmanah received orders for over 500 of its solar-powered LED marine, railway and aviation lights.

Carmanah Rushes to Fill Orders for Rebuilding After Hurricane Katrina

Carmanah has been rushing to fill orders for hundreds of lights to rebuild facilities destroyed by Hurricane Katrina on the U.S. Gulf Coast. In the week following the hurricane, Carmanah received orders for over 500 of its solar-powered LED marine, railway and aviation lights.

Carmanah Receives Order to Provide Remote Telecom Solar Power Systems to California Highway Patrol

Carmanah is pleased to announce that it has received another order to design and supply remote solar power systems for the California Highway Patrol (CHP) Telecom Division. These systems will enable CHP to update all of its remote telecom sites to digital radio compatibility.

Carmanah Receives MAPPS Solar System Order for City of Dayton, Oregon

Carmanah has received an order from a leading US security system integrator to supply its proprietary 220-watt MAPPS (Modular Autonomous Photovoltaic Power Supply) system. This system will be installed by the end of October 2005, in the City of Dayton, Oregon to power a water reservoir security system. The City of Dayton water reservoir is located in a remote area that doesn't utilize conventional security or lighting solutions.

Vancouver Bus Shelters Use Solar Powered LED Lighting

Victoria, British Columbia, Canada - September 8, 2005 - Carmanah Technologies Inc. (TSX Venture: CMH) has announced that it has entered a contract with (Viacom Outdoor JCDecaux Street Furniture Canada Limited Partnership) to supply 225 units of its i-SHELTER™ solar/LED lighting systems for the City of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

Energy Prices Fail to Boost Fuel-Cell Stocks

Investors remain skeptical about alternatives

Northwest Energy Symposium Highlights Technologies, Companies, Strategies

Energy technology event brought together entrepreneurs, utilities, investors, research organizations, academia, and government involved with the region's emerging energy sector. The Northwest Energy Technology Collaborative brought together 130 energy technology investors, entrepreneurs, researchers and utility executives on August 23, 2005.