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Libya has long relied on its crude oil resources for revenue, but the country possesses a natural resource far more abundant and hardly tapped...
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First Solar Takes on More Serious Desertec Role

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First Solar has until recently participated as an associate partner of the Dii initiative designed to develop renewable energy projects throughout the Middle East...
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Award-Winning Egyptian Traffic App Hits the World Stage

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Saudi Turns to Solar, Israel Stuck on Shale

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Free Webinar for MENA PV Solar Professionals

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Moroccan Students Unveil Plans for Solar-Powered Electric Vehicles

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MENASOL in Dubai is for Middle East CSP and PV Solar Energy

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New Clean Tech Map Reveals Israel’s Global Green Influence

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Israel NewTech has launched a interactive map of green Israeli innovations as part of a new Industry, Trade & Labor Ministry campaign that aims...
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PureMadi Are Basic Clay Pots and Sawdust Water Filters for Home Use

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Developed by the University of Virginia (UVA) in tandem with traditional potters in South Africa, the water filtration bowl is made with clay, sawdust and water and coated with special nanoparticles that help remove contaminants from dirty water.
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Billboard Extracts Clean Drinking Water from Air (Photos)

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DESERTEC Power Launch in Saudi Arabia Ushers in Clean New Era

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Could Ethiopia’s Geothermal Exploration Relax Dam Plans?

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1 Kilogram of Spongy Fabric Traps 3.4 Liters of Fog Water

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Researchers from Eindhoven University of Technology (EUT) and Hong Kong Polytechnic University have developed a fabric that traps water molecules present in fog. This...
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Israel’s eVolution Networks Slashes Cell Phone Tower Energy Use

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Israel's eVolution Networks has recently announced that the pan-Caribbean mobile provider Digicel saved up to 23 percent of their cell phone tower energy consumption...
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