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Shimon Peres from Israel and Lee Myung-bak from South Korea at Davos. (Image via Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs.) A high-ranking delegation from South Korea...
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Israel Seeks to Build Nuclear Power Plants With Arab Neighbors

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Tap Into North Africa and Middle East Solar Opportunities at MENASOL

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Can Israel’s Wind Power Sector Compete with Solar?

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Will Solar Fields Cover Israel's Last Open Spaces?

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5 Tips for Cleantech Companies to use PR to Gain Credibility in the Marketplace

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Yes, even small cleantech startups with no consumer focus should work on building a brand. A small solar panel outfit can benefit years down the road from a home buyer asking for their specific solar panels. If it worked with Anderson Windows and Intel inside computers, it can work with wind turbines, lithium-ion car batteries or solar panels.
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US Gov. Guarantees $1.4 Billion in Loans For BrightSource and World's Largest Solar Thermal Plant

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Webinar on Concentrated Solar Thermal Power Technology

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Terra Venture Partners Billed Israel's Most Active Venture Capital Investor in 2009

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American eSolar Company and Germany's Ferrostaal to Build Solar Projects in the UAE

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Egypt Teams With Abu Dhabi on 200MW Wind Farm Near Suez

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Wind farm in Egyptian desert at Zafarana. (Image via windpowerworks.net) The Egyptian New and Renewable Energy Authority (NREA) and Abu Dhabi’s green energy company, Masdar,...
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Israel, Egypt Considering Joint Solar Energy Project in Sinai

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Israeli Minister Ben-Eliezer addressing the Eilat energy conference this morning. (photo by Daniel Cherrin). Israel and Egypt are discussing a possible collaborative solar energy project in...
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