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SolarEdge and Flextronics Create Solar Energy Products – and Jobs

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Israeli startup SolarEdge partners with NASDAQ-traded Flextronics (FLEX) to ramp up solar energy harvesting systems. Solar energy projects in Israel's northern sectors are sure to...
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Last Call for Israeli Clean Tech Companies: Meet Dream Teams In California

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If you were an aspiring actor, it would be like getting an invitation to a wine and cheese Hollywood party with the industry's top...
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South Korea Looks to Collaborate With Israel on Renewable Energy

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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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A pan-Middle East nuclear power plan? Arabs and Israelis working together? While Israel continues to maintain a policy of ambiguity regarding its military nuclear capability,...
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A New Solar Energy Source from the Common Pea

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An Israeli scientist has found a way to pull solar energy from pea plants. If harnessing the unlimited solar power of the sun were...
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Tap Into North Africa and Middle East Solar Opportunities at MENASOL

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Destertec and Masdar (above) are heating up solar energy opportunities in the Middle East. Tap into this new energy at the 2nd Annual MENASOL...
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Can Israel’s Wind Power Sector Compete with Solar?

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Photo by sla514 via Travelpod. In Israel, renewable energy has become almost synonymous with solar energy in its various forms. But what about that other...
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"Cold Peace" May Keep Proposed Egyptian-Israeli Solar Project On Ice

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An Israeli-Egyptian solar project in the Sinai Desert? Not on Egypt's account. It was the sunniest news to come out of the Eilat Energy conference...
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Will Solar Fields Cover Israel's Last Open Spaces?

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Empty land in Israel's Arava desert. (photo by Jesse Fox) A conflict may be brewing between an emerging renewable energy industry and environmentalists over land...
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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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Controversy loomed over coyote land, but now BrightSource with a US Gov guarantee will create largest solar energy project in the world, in Ivanpah...
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Webinar on Concentrated Solar Thermal Power Technology

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A free and universally accessible five-session "webinar" on Concentrated Solar Thermal Power (CSTP) technology is being offered by Seville University and will be taught...
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Terra Venture Partners Billed Israel's Most Active Venture Capital Investor in 2009

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Terra Venture Partners ramps up on clean tech investments in Israel. It's no secret that Israel has one of the world's most prolific venture capital...
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American eSolar Company and Germany's Ferrostaal to Build Solar Projects in the UAE

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A Simplified Thermal Solar Power Unit in the UAE: Turkish Coffee Anyone? The United Arab Emirate's hot sunshine will soon be providing energy as well, thanks...
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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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Arabia Suburbia was adapted from the American blueprint for suburban living

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Walk through almost any Saudi city today and one form dominates residential streets: the detached villa, sitting on its own plot, separated from its neighbors, usually surrounded by a wall and reached by car. It feels thoroughly Saudi. But much of the architectural DNA of the modern Saudi house comes from American suburbia.

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EIT Pharma CEO Leen Kawas is advancing lonafarnib for chronic hepatitis D, showing how stalled late-stage drug programs can be revived and carried toward regulatory review.

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