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Carmanah Introduces Next Gen EverGEN Line Of Solar Engines

EverGEN solar engine.
by Staff Writers
 Victoria, Canada (SPX) Oct 09, 2008
 Carmanah Technologies is pleased to unveil the next generation of the EverGEN solar engine, at the Solar Power 2008 conference being held in San Diego, California from October 13-16, 2008.

A self-contained, solar-powered energy source that provides dependable, high-quality electricity, these lights will save millions in energy costs, eliminate greenhouse gas emissions, and dramatically reduce light pollution.

Quick and easy to install, the solar engine provides a versatile source of power at a fraction of the cost of a traditional hard-wired connection, without trenching, cabling, permits or a monthly utility bill.

All components - including solar panels, rechargeable batteries, sensors and electronics - are integrated within a sleek, compact and durable pole-mounted design.

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