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Is the sun setting on Israel's plans to build solar power plants at Ashelim in the Negev Desert? (image via inisrael.com) Clal Industries and...
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Hungry Persian Gulf States Look to Mycorrhiza Fungus to Grow Crops in Desert

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China and 8 Israel-related Cleantech Headlines, Week of May 9, 2010

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Israel and China's cleantech partnership, Better Place, Multimatrix and more headlines related to Israeli cleantech this past week. During the week of May 9th, Israel...
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Giving Plants "Jack and the Beanstalk" Protein Power

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TransAlgae Seeds A Need For Green Feed

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The Limits of Growing Biofuel Crops on a Desert Island

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Quick, name the scarcest natural resources in Israel. I’m sure that “land” and “water” would feature prominently in most people’s answers. Israel is, to...
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Abu Dhabi Aims to Halt the Practice of 'Flaring' Natural Gas

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The Abu Dhabi Marine Operating Company (ADMA-OPCO), an offshore division of the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC), aspires to become the first in...
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Si, Si! Spain Looks to Build Solar Thermal Plants in Egypt

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Solar Power Plants in Italy and the US, Built by China and Israel?

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MENA Cleantech Sees 'Existential Need' for CSP in Middle East and North Africa

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Wind Turbines and 10 Israel-related Cleantech Headlines, Week of May 2, 2010

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Israel's wind plan, SolarEdge's Italian partnership, drip irrigation and more headlines related to Israeli cleantech this past week. During the week of May 2,...
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C.E.S. Thinks Inside the Box to Save Energy

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Multimatrix Invests Millions In Israel's Small Wind Market

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Multimatrix and AES invest in Israel water company to catch the wind. Harnessing wind energy has never been a priority endeavor in Israel, compared to...
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