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Despite Solar Innovations, Israel Lags Far Behind Europe and the US in Results

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Hayat Sindi: The Saudi Scientist Changing The World

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Palestine’s Geothermal Pioneer Shares Expertise Online

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Israel To Research from the Moon?

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The plastic bag story isn't over yet, but it's definitely on the right track. United Arab Emirates' residents are awash with excitement over the Ministry...

120 Dubai buildings do the Internet of Things to save energy

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Post-Revolution Egypt Wants New Wind Farms

Make wind power? Egypt wants to talk to you about its electricity needs. In a summary of the policy environment for wind power in Egypt...

Gulf Interconnection Electrical Grid Could Save Billions in Energy-Hungry Gulf

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Empower to Cool Dubai With Recycled Sewage

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Next BrightSource US Solar Projects Make More Energy than Fossil-Fuel Plants

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BrightSource Energy Has Potential to Supply 13% of California’s Electricity

According to its recent filing with the SEC, BrightSource Energy has control of approximately 110,000 acres suitable for solar development in California ...

Obvious Rainwater-Harvester Idea Wins Phillips Livable Cities Award

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