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Carmanah Supplies Additional Marine Lights to the Japanese Market

Carmanah has recently supplied a second order of Model 601 solar-powered LED marine lights to Taito Seiko Co. in Toyko Japan. Taito Seiko is one of the world's largest net and twine manufacturing companies, with their head office located in Tokyo, Japan. This recent purchase was for aquaculture cage perimeter lighting, which is a common application worldwide for Carmanah's fully self-contained solar marine lights.

Carmanah Aviation Lighting Orders Break $1.1M In Just 49 Days

Vancouver, BC, Canada - (October 21, 2004) - Carmanah Technologies Corporation (TSX VE: CMH; Berlin and Frankfurt Stock Exchanges: QCX), is pleased to announce that its Aviation Lighting Division hasachieved a new sales record this week by surpassing the $1 million mark in orders for the first 49 days of 2004.

Baghdad International Airport Installs Carmanah Aviation Lights

Baghdad International Airport (BIAP) has recently ordered 210 units of the Carmanah Model 601 for taxiway edge lighting and obstruction lighting for permanent installation at Iraq's primary International airport. As Carmanah's technology is solar-powered, the company can provide this additional lighting without tapping into the airport's existing power infrastructure.

Bagram Air Base Orders Additional Taxiway and Runway Edge Lighting

Bagram Air Base has ordered an additional 50 Carmanah Aviation Lights for permanent taxiway edge and runway edge lighting at the main U.S. Army / USAF Air Base in Afghanistan. Bagram Air Base is completely self sufficient with the use of more than 570 Carmanah Aviation Lights.

Japan Air Self Defence Force (ASDF) Installs Carmanah Aviation Lights

The Japan ASDF recently purchased 280 Carmanah Model 601 solar LED lights for taxiway and other lighting applications in Kuwait. The Japan ASDF are currently preparing their own hangar and taxiway at a Middle East air base for Japanese C-130 heavy transport planes to be used during the humanitarian and reconstruction efforts in Iraq. The Japan ASDF purchased Carmanah's lights based on positive feedback from the U.S.

New and Emerging Markets – Canadian Companies in India

Why Trade Matters Trade and the Canadian Economy New and Emerging Markets - Canadian Companies in India Published by:Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Government of Canada February 3, 2004 The emergence of new markets in the global economy presents new opportunities for Canadian exporters and investors.

Carmanah Announces Bought Private Placement Funding

Vancouver, BC, Canada - (February 3, 2004) - Carmanah Technologies Corporation (TSX VE: CMH; Berlin and Frankfurt Stock Exchanges: QCX), is pleased to announce that it has reached an agreement with Canaccord Capital Corporation ("Canaccord") to raise $5.0 million on a bought deal basis (the "financing").

Carmanah Lights Up Truckee Tahoe Airport, CA

Newest Solar-Powered LED Technology Saves US$272,000

US Air Force Lights Second Half of Balad Airfield, Iraq

The US Air Force will be installing an additional Carmanah 700 solar-powered LED Aviation Lights for the second phase of airfield lighting at the Balad Air Base in Iraq. Originally under the control of the US Army, Balad Air Base now operates under a shared airspace with the Air Force.

Solar lights help buses find riders

Sometimes at night Intercity Transit driver Gary Timm can't see whether there are people waiting at a bus stop. "It's very dark, and with the lights on in the bus, there's a lot of glare," said Timm, who drives routes 41 and 48 to The Evergreen State College. "Some of the stops, you can't tell until you get right on top of them." Since IT began testing solar bus stops and flashing beacons last year, Timm said it has made his job easier.