Matt Khoury

Matt grew up with a love for nature; be it as a boy scout or working in his dad’s garden. After finishing University and traveling the Middle East, by cheer luck Matt got a change to try out journalism and has remained in the field ever since focusing on new cleanteach and the money behind it. In addition to news, Matt has also written several research papers on cleantech for international corporation.

Who’s Going Nuclear in the Middle East?

A handy chart to plot which Middle East countries are going nuclear. Ever since oil was discovered in the...

Ormat Technologies Secures US Funds For Geothermal Plants

Ormat plans to harvest more power from the depths of the earth with additional funding from the US Dept....

No More Gas Exploration in Israel?

Will the sea outside Israel be calm again? Hopes and dreams of a gas bonanza in Israel came to a...

Egypt’s Long Path to Nuclear Power

US President Nixon offered to build eight nuclear power plants for Egypt during the Cold War; Matt questions whether...

The Romans Would Be Proud of Jordanian-Greek Wind Farm Outside Jerash

A new wind farm is planned nearby the Jordanian city of Jerash. Located 48 kilometers north of Amman, the...

Sign Up for Gulf Solar 2010

There is enough sun in the Gulf region to generate electricity equivalent to that powered by 1.5 million barrels...
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Leviathan’s Small Wind Turbine (SWT) First to Connect to Israeli Grid

These mini-turbines are so quiet and so beautiful, you'll want to put one on your roof Being small is no...

Abu Dhabi Should Opt for Solar Not Nuclear for Future Needs

The UAE relocates the residents of Braka in order to build four nuclear power plants. As the shovel hits...

Dye Solar Cell “3G Solar” Moves On-Grid

3G Solar moves on-grid, where the market is  more lucrative than off-grid, developing countries The Israeli solar power firm...

Solar Power Spreads To Har Gilo Settlement in the West Bank

Due to political constraints West Bank settlements will pay more for solar energy. Residents of the Har Gilo settlement in...

From City Sewage to Solar and Wind as Dexia Enters Israel’s Green Circus

A burst pipe soon thing of the past? News about new investment in Israeli cleanteach tends to be dominated by...

Saudi Arabia’s “Vision Electro” Looks Up to Solar, Not Down to Oil

The Mecca of solar energy? Saudi Arabia company sets up $150 million solar energy company. For the last fifty years...