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Better Place EVs are looking less and less like a good idea for Israel Haaretz writer Dan Rabinowitz claims that the Better Place pricing structure...
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Jordanians Step Up Nuclear Protests

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Anti-nuclear campaigners in Jordan have staged another protest against the nation's plans to build a nuclear reactor Around a month ago, Jordanians held a protest...
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UAE McDonalds Greases Its 100% Biodiesel Delivery Fleet

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McDonalds is poised to recycle all of its vegetable oil from UAE branches into 100% biodiesel. In conjunction with Dubai-based Neutral Fuels, LLC, McDonalds UAE...
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Plans For Cleaner Zam Zam Distribution In Madinah

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GP Exclusive Interview: Turkey Beginning to Lay Infrastructure for Hydrogen Economy

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Hydrogen-fueled vehicles and power systems could be feasible in Turkey by 2020, says Mustafa Hatipoğlu, managing director of the UN's International Centre for Hydrogen...
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GE Sets Green Tech Shop in Israel

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GE looks to create wind, solar and smart grid technologies with Israeli engineers. Already in a number of clean technology partnership projects, including solar energy...
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Egypt’s Dark Age Could End With New Caltech-Style Research Institute

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Made to reflect California's leading Science and Technology institute, the Zewail City of Science and Technology in Egypt could lift the country out of...
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Who Needs 11 Nuclear Plants?

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Egyptian environmentalists urge officials to reconsider their plans to acquire 11 nuclear power plants. Egypt's military intends to acquire 11 nuclear power plants. This comes...
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Now Even Big Oil is Getting in on the Geothermal Boom in Indonesia

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Chevron is about to join Israeli geothermal pioneer Ormat in drilling for geothermal energy in what clean-energy investor Al Gore has described as the world’s...
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Looks Like Desertec & Morocco’s Govt Might Join Hands

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The Moroccan government may lean on Desertec to meet its renewable energy commitments. The Desertec Industrial Initiative (DII) has signed a cooperation agreement with the Moroccan...
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Masdar’s 10 MW Solar Plant Takes 3,300 Cars Off the Road

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Providing a progress report, Masdar City's 10 megawatt plant is already a net exporter of energy, saving 24,000 tons of CO2 emissions, an equivalent...
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The (Imminent) Death Of My Laptop: E-Waste & The Middle East

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It was like a scene from those rubbish action/comedy films when someone drops a precious vase. You know – everything moves in slow motion...
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World’s First Integrated Renewables Combined Cycle Power Plant To Be Built in Turkey

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General Electric's design integrates a traditional combined cycle plant with wind and solar energy, allowing it to generate electricity with unprecedented efficiency. Less than...
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World’s Largest Solar Clock Gives Full Measure To Iraq

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The world's largest solar-powered clock in Iraq will tell time sustainably! As part of the war-torn country's restoration plan, Baghdad University in Iraq commissioned the...
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MENA Is Fired Up For A Solar Boom

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The Middle East-North Africa region has greater potential for Concentrated Solar Power projects than in another in the world, a new World Bank study...
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