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Egyptian Native Antoine Bittar Shares Solar Expertise in 'Sun City'

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Dr. Antoine Bittar, one of the solar experts who spoke at MENASOL. (Photo by author.) While the previous MENASOL speaker profiled here (Nasser Majali) is...
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EDAMA Works to Forge Partnerships for Green Projects in Jordan

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The CEO of Jordan's EDAMA organization, Nasser Majali. (Photo by author) Nasser Majali, the CEO of Amman-based EDAMA – an NGO working to promote energy,...
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Chinese Solar Suntech In $35 Million PV Panel Deal to SBY in Israel

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Cautious Optimism at MENASOL Solar Energy Conference in Cairo

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Some 250 people participated in the MENASOL conference in Cairo this week. Courtesy image. The 2nd annual MENASOL solar energy conference on the development...
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Meet BrightSource's Arnold Goldman

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Builder of Jerusalem and Israeli solar energy company Brightsource. Meet Arnold Goldman. Image via NYTimes. Serious philosophers rarely make good businessmen. But solar energy innovator...
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United Arab Emirate's renewable energy company Masdar signed MoU with the US Department of Energy, Canada too. Aligning America with United Arab Emirates? the...
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Israel Plans Wind-Powered Lighting for Coastal Highway, Takes Initial Step to Buttress Shoreline Cliffs

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Israel's cabinet has approved recommendations for preventing the further erosion of coastline cliffs. The Israel National Roads Company  is preparing to publish tenders for the...
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"Slash and Burn" Clouds in Amazon May Have Telling Consequences for Volcano Ash

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Prof. Colin Price suggests link between volcanic ash, cloud formation and global weather patterns. Native Americans used smoke signals to indicate danger, and a...
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Israel’s Air Force Plans Solar Installations at All its Bases

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Not yet swords into plowshares, as depicted in this sculpture at the UN, but the Israel Air Force is embarking on a solar power...
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Egypt Nears Completion of Hybrid Solar Thermal Plant

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Solar field at Kuraymat, Egypt is now fully assembled. Image via changents.com Ra, the sun god of the ancient Egyptians, would be proud: Egypt’s first...
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Zapping the "Bugs" Out of Water With UV Light

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Fair is foul, but foul is not fair. A new technique for cleaning water using UV light. Does your drinking water smell foul, or...
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A Genetically Engineered Lab Rat Spares Animal Suffering

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Genetically engineered animal tissue could spare millions of animals from the cruelty of experimentation. Image via likecool We green types are sensitive to animal suffering....
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IAF Going Solar to Power Up Air Bases

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Will a thermal solar power plant like this one provide power for the IAF? Israel's second largest military branch, the Israeli Air Force (IAF)...
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10 Israeli Clean Tech Companies Head to California

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Designer Energy, a biofuel company, will be one of the 10 lucky Israeli companies to meet dream investors and strategic partners in California later...
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