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Phoebus Energy Offers A Hybrid Heating System for Hotels and Hospitals

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Using heat pumps and expert data analysis, Phoebus is installing their energy saving solution at the Inbal Hotel in Jerusalem. They promise to offer...
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BrightSource NRG Team Up to Break Ground on World’s Largest Thermal Solar Plant

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Endorsed by Obama, BrightSource as a leading solar energy innovator. The company broke ground this week. California's solar energy future is looking to become...
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MIT Student Kindles Solar Manufacturing In Egypt

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If you can't import them, make them! That's the sentiment behind Nadia Shalaby's plan to spur a solar manufacturing industry in Egypt. Egypt is keen...
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Imagine H2O Contest Looking For The Most Promising Water Startups

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Imagine H20 is offering $100,000 to the startup with the most promising efficient water treatment technology. Imagine H2O, an organization dedicated to finding solutions to...
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Israel Cleantech Intelligence: Solar Power Wars and 10 More Headlines

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BrightSource's latest deals, Tel Aviv's light rail, EUREKA in Israel and more headlines related to Israeli cleantech and the environment. Innowattech and the Israel National...
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Iran’s First Annual International Clean Energy Conference

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If you've ever wondered what's happening in cleantech in Iran, here's your event: The First International Clean Energy Conference will be held from February...
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Vision Signs MoU with SolFocus for 8 CPV Solar Plants in Saudi Arabia

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SolFocus CPV receivers will catch some rays in Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia has taken another step toward integrating solar power into its energy mix: Vision Electro...
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Israeli EUREKA Chair Hosts EU Reps and Promotes Cleantech R&D

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Israel chairs EUREKA this year and puts clean tech on the table. The EU-based EUREKA network is an organization that seeks to promote international, market-oriented...
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BrightSource, Alstom Partner on Solar Thermal

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BrightSource Energy is expected to go public in 2011. Israeli solar energy company BrightSource Energy and French power company Alstom have partnered to build...
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Israel Cleantech Intelligence: Google Power and 7 More Headlines

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The benefits of algae, GreenRoad's new competitor, agricultural production forecasts and more headlines related to Israeli cleantech and the environment. During the past week Google...
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ZenithSolar Makes Solar Power Affordable for Everyone

Lisa Damast -
Has affordable solar energy without government subsidies finally arrived? ZenithSolar, a solar energy tech company, has launched a new solar system on Kibbutz Yavne in...
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Better Place Gets a “Charge” With GE Partnership

Maurice Picow -
GE's  handsome designer car charging post the Watt Station even "talks" to drivers! Entrepreneur Shai Agassi's Better Place electric car battery exchange infrastructure projects will...
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First Transit Implements GreenRoad Technology

Lisa Damast -
GreenRoad's founder and Chief of Safety Hod Fleishman is leaving the company. Is Google his next destination? Fresh off making the “Global Cleantech 100″ Guardian List,...
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94% of Americans Want Solar Energy. What About Israel?

Maurice Picow -
Israeli innovated BrightSource gets US Presidential nod to electrify the California desert. More than 94% of all Americans, or more than 9 out of 10...
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8 Israeli Companies Make “Global Cleantech 100” Guardian List

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It's no secret that Israeli cleantech companies and their products are hot commodities. Now in: the Cleantech Group just announced their global list, the...
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How skinny medicine is reshaping the fashion industry, an interview with Katie Jones

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GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic are changing more than waistlines. Fashion researcher Katie Baker Jones explains how weight-loss drugs could reshape clothing sizes, body positivity, textile consumption and the fashion industry.

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