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PSTA Adds Services and Amenities for Smooth Travel in Pinellas

Commuters were recently rewarded with a new way to travel between downtown Clearwater and Oldsmar. The Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority (PSTA) has established the new Route 93 with three morning and three afternoon weekday trips. The service begins at Park Street Terminal in Clearwater and travels along Greenwood Ave, Keene Rd/CR 1, and Tampa Rd/584 into the industrial area in Oldsmar.

U.S. Market for LED-Based Marine Navigation Lights More Than Doubles on March 8th, 2004

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada - Sunday, March 7, 2004 - Carmanah Technologies Corporation (TSX Venture: CMH) is pleased to announce that effective tomorrow a new U.S. Coast Guard regulation takes affect officially endorsing the use of LED (light emitting diode) lighting technology for private aids-to-navigation (PATONs).

New Wave Energy Converter Technology Mounted with Carmanah Marine Lights

Ocean Power Delivery Ltd. (Edinburgh, Scotland) has recently completed a revolutionary novel offshore wave energy converter called Pelamis. Building on technology developed for the offshore industry, the Pelamis provides similar output to a modern wind turbine. The first full-scale pre-production prototype is currently being built and will be tested at the European Marine Energy Centre in Orkney later this year. The photos below shows a prototype of the Pelamis wave generator going out on trials.

Carmanah Technologies Sends Lights to Haitian Waters

Carmanah Technologies Inc. has a knack for showing up in world hot spots. The Victoria-based manufacturer of solar-powered, light-emitting diode lights has its product all over Afghanistan, Iraq and -- by week's end -- on the waters off Haiti. Carmanah's marine navigation lights will be bolted to buoys and bobbing in the Caribbean, lighting a path to Haitian ports for international aid, military and other marine traffic flowing into the embattled country.

Repeat Order of Marine Lights to the Middle East

Carmanah is pleased to announce that it has received a repeat order from the Middle East Navigation Aids Service (MENAS) for 700 Series solar-powered LED marine lights. The lights will be used by the government for buoys marking fisheries areas between Bahrain and Qatar. The water in this region is very shallow (0-4m) and therefore the buoys are quite small.

Canadian Coast Guard Renews Standing Offer Supply Agreement With Carmanah

Vancouver, BC, Canada - (February 20, 2003) - Carmanah Technologies Corporation (TSX VE: CMH; Berlin and Frankfurt Stock Enchanges: QCX), is pleased to announce that its highly successful Standing Offer Agreement (SOA) with the Canadian Coast Guard has been renewed. Through Carmanah's east coast distributor Go Deep International, the SOA sets the terms for future sales of Carmanah's solar-powered LED (light emitting diode) aids-to-navigation lights to the Coast Guard.

Carmanah Continues to Light It Up

Carmanah reported F03 financial results that met our expectations...

Airport Eyes Safety with Solar-Powered Taxiway Lights”, Airport Magazine

Airport MagazineMarch/April 2004 "AT airportech" Airport Eyes Safety With Solar-Powered Taxiway Lights California's Truckee Tahoe Airport, seeking to beef up airfield safety, is installing 560 solar-powered light-emitting diode (LED) lights installed to illuminate taxiway edges.

Carmanah Wins 2003 Applied Energy Innovation Award

Carmanah is pleased to announce that at an awards gala on February 26 2004, the Company was selected as the recipient of the 2003 Applied Energy Innovation Award by the Canadian Institute of Energy. This annual award was presented by the CIE (BC) to recognize British Columbian energy companies that have converted energy-related innovation into business success.

Carmanah Closes Bought Private Placement

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada - Friday, February 20, 2004 - - Further to its news release dated February 3, 2004, Carmanah Technologies Corporation (TSX Venture: CMH) is pleased to announce that it has closed its private placement financing for gross proceeds of CDN$5,750,000 (the "financing").