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TaKaDu and SolarEdge Among Red Herring 100 Winners

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Israel's TaKaDu and SolarEdge have developed solutions in the water and solar fields that make current technologies more efficient. Israel's TaKaDu and SolarEdge have...
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New Hadera Desalination Plant May Help Restore Water to Lower Jordan River

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As seawater flows into the Hadera Desalination Plant, will fresh water flow into the dying Jordan River? The world's largest desalination plant using the reverse...
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SolarEdge Disrupts Solar Tech

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Disruptor: In the past week SolarEdge has announced partnerships to distribute its technology across Australia and Europe and has been named a Red Herring...
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Wind And 9 Israel-Related Cleantech Headlines, Week of May 23, 2010

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Israel's plan to use renewable energy to power highway lighting, Italy's plan to use Israeli technology for highway signs, the OECD and more headlines...
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Canadian Politician McGuinty On Cleantech Business Mission to Israel and the West Bank

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Canada, unlike the United States, is made up of provinces. One of its richest, and home to Toronto is Ontario – a province whose leader wants...
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Bahrain Aims to Increase its Water Production by 33% – Within One Year

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This desalination plant in Al-Hidd will be joined by additional facilities as Bahrain seeks to boost its water production. (Image via sidem-desalination.com) Aiming to...
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Taking Israel's Lead, Solar Water Heater Use on Rise in Egypt

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A solar hot water heater is a cheap way to collect endless hot water, from the sun. What are you waiting for? Image via...
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Egypt Government to Invest in Wind, From $110 Billion Renewable Energy Budget

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It can get windy over there in Egypt. Now, Egypt plans on making renewable energy 20% of its national energy goals. The Egyptian government has...
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Looking to Spintronics to Make Batteries Last Longer

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Today, laptop users are normally tethered to an electrical outlet as batteries only last a few hours. Dr. Amos Sharoni hopes to change the...
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Israel’s Innowattech to Provide Renewable Energy for Highway Signs in Italy

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Driving to Venice from Trieste? Your car will power the electronic signs along the highway. (Image courtesy Lee Coursey via flickr) Israel-based Innowattech, which develops...
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Israel's Best and Brightest Debate Climate Policy

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What will Israel do if the Nile Delta becomes submerged from climate change? Brainstorming at the Climate Change Mitigation Policy Workshop today at Ben-Gurion...
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TaKaDu Adds Brains to the "Dumb" Water Grid

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TaKaDu's software solution can help a city identify and home in on leaks so they can be plugged. You'd think that a country like the...
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Water Purification and 9 Israel-related Cleantech Headlines, Week of May 16, 2010

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A new alternative plant growth method for biofuel, Israeli streams, drinking water and more. Image by Or Hiltch. During the week of May 16, 2010,...
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Saudi Arabia's First Solar Installation Goes Online

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This solar rooftop in Saudi Arabia, shown here during construction, is now complete and connected to the grid. (Image via Flickr) The world’s largest oil...
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Pythagoras Solar Unveils ‘Solar Window’

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Pythagoras Solar's new photovoltaic glass unit can lower the cost of energy in commercial buildings and find strong markets in China and India. Israel's Pythagoras...
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