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Upbeat Mood at Carbon-Neutral Eilat Energy Event as AORA Solar Leaves Stealth Mode

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Uzi Landau and Udi Gat launching the Arava Validation Center on Tuesday; Credit: Aran Dolev Despite some grumbling about zigzags in government policy and bureaucratic...
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German Firm to Invest in "Green" Israeli Jet Fuel From Algae

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJGct5H-PHw The renewable energy investment company Rosebud Energy Deutschland is ready to invest $500 million in research in Israel for the production of...
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Want to Solar Power the Middle East? Attend the 2nd Annual MENASOL Solar Conference in Cairo

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Want to accelerate your solar idea and move more developments into the Middle East? The MENASOL conference in Cairo's gathering a critical mass of...
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Energy City Qatar on Target for 2012

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Kawar and Italian Solar Energy Plan "Shams Ma'an" Solar Plant for South Jordan

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A solar project established in Jordan. New financing and a partnership with Italian company aims to solar up southern Jordan. Image via Arabcrunch. With no...
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Arava Power to "Electrify" the Negev Desert After Signing 15 Solar Energy Deals

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Arava Power Team: "We Are The Power!" Israel's Arava Power Company (APC) one of the country's top solar energy producers, is now working towards supplying solar...
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Masdar "Greens" Egyptian Sugar Co. With Fuel Switch from Mazut Oil to Natural Gas

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If you enjoy sweet treats from Cairo, they are about to get sweeter: Cairo sugar co is now greening its emissions by switching to...
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Are Golan Heights Wind Turbines Taking a "Back Seat" to Solar Power?

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Wind versus sun on the Golan Heights: which will win? The Golan Heights, currently under dispute by both Israel and Syria, was thought to become a...
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Canada Strikes Natural Gas Worth $6 Billion Off Israel's Coast

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As a kid who grew up in Canada with natural gas heating, cooking and a natural gas clothes dryer, it's great news to see...
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Abu Dhabi's "Masdar Clean Tech Fund" Closes First Fund At $265 Million

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Israel and Texas to Collaborate on Clean Tech at "Cleanovation Conference"

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Solar energy companies from Israel are expected to be of great interest in Texas. A new meet in February hopes to make matches between...
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Coriolis Scales Up for the Wind

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Saudi Arabia Seeks to Join International Renewable Energy Group IRENA

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Will Saudi Arabia's IRENA Membership Help Influence  Environmental Change? Saudi Arabia, a country which still contains much of the world's remaining petroleum reserves, is now trying to...
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Is Israel Coming out of The Nuclear Closet by Planning Nuclear Power Station?

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Cleaner Than Coal? We Doubt it. But Israel mulls nuclear power. It's not just Abu Dhabi looking to build a nuclear power plant for generating...
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Sunday Solar to Build Large Solar Array on "Damaged" Negev Land

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Israeli solar energy innovator Sunday Energy has been chosen to construct a solar energy panel array in a section of the country's Negev desert...
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