NRC Board OKs Utah Nuclear Storage Site on American Indian Reservation
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Carmanah Technologies Corporation (TSX Venture: CMH; Berlin and Frankfurt Stock Exchanges: QCX), a leading manufacturer of proprietary Solar LED lighting products, is expanding its European office in London, England. “Our new base of operations, located in Hammersmith, will strengthen and accelerate our continued expansion throughout Europe,” states Carmanah’s CEO, Art Aylesworth. “The London office will initially service several strategic customers and projects within the European transit industry, and in the months ahead we will grow our team and broaden our scope to support our entry into each of our primary vertical markets.” Carmanah has unrivaled technical resources and experience in the development and application of solar LED lighting systems for harsh environments. Since 1994, Carmanah has supplied more than 100,000 solar LED lighting systems in over 110 countries, including thousands of units to the UK. Trinity House-the General Lighthouse Authority for England, Wales, the Channel Islands and Gibraltar-has used Carmanah navigation lights to mark the UK seas since 2000. Carmanah has also developed some of its most popular transit and roadway products for the European market, principally solar-powered LED bus shelters and bus stops, and a school crossing patrol light. Carmanah is one of the largest suppliers of solar LED […]
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