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Exclusive Pics: Kuraymat – Egypt’s First Solar-Thermal Plant

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Masdar’s Organic Market and Street Fair Re-Opens

Educating people about sustainability in the Middle East - while having fun. The eco-curious public thronged Masdar's open organic market and street fair last week. ...

Green Prophet at UK-Israel High Tech Hub Launch

Hobnobbing: Green Prophet attends a new UK-Israeli tech hub hosted at the house of UK Ambassador Matthew Gould. With the UK's help, Israel can...

Water-Intensive CSP is Impossible for Desert Solar!

Looking deeper into the pitfalls and promise of Desertec at Dii conference in Cairo. Green Prophet's Tafline is there and reports from the field. Instead...

Incredible SunGlacier Leaf Will Use Saharan Sun & Humidity to Make Ice

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Home Kits to Capture the Sun from Roofs of Private Homes

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Green Prophet at Desertec Conference in Cairo

Desertec is a $500 billion solar project to catch Middle East and Africa sun. Tafline is currently at the Desertec Dii conference in Cairo,...

A Mixed Bag For Israel’s Cleantech

With inconsistent messages to investors and the public, Israel to create a national plan for renewable energy. Even as Israel's cabinet approved a national action...

Desertec Begins: 500 MW Moroccan Solar in 2012

"Deserts get more energy in six hours than the world's population consumes in a year" - TREC I remember when Desertec was dismissed as a...

EneR Morocco is Window to Maghreb’s Shiny Energy Potential

The free EneR event is a networking and investment platform for those interested in Morocco's renewable energy markets happening later this month in Casablanca. Morocco...

Water Hackathon in Cairo and Tel Aviv

As the dust of revolution settles in Egypt, the country is beginning to face some of its other challenges. Chief among these is a...

Find Green Prophet at the 2nd Annual DII Conference in Cairo

Green Prophet is crossing the desert in a bus to attend one of the most important renewable energy conferences on earth. Green Prophet is...

Mountains of Toxic E-Waste in Pakistan Are a Goldmine

Thousands of tons of electronic waste are dumped in Pakistan each year, creating a hazard, and a mountain of opportunities for recyclers. Nobody knows for...

World Bank Supports Turkey-Built 56.4 MW Wind Project in Pakistan

With crippling floods every year and regular power outages, a new internationally financed wind project in Pakistan is breezy green news to us. Iran,...

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