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Eltel Networks Smart Meters A Good Example for Middle East Countries to Follow

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A "Smart Meter" vs The Old Standby Many experts articles dealing with energy talk about saving energy costs using systems currently in operation.  Such...
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Masdar, Boeing, Etihad and Honeywell to Establish the UAE’s First Biofuel Research Project

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Partners shake hands on a new seawater-desert biofuel system to be located in Abu Dhabi. This news in from Dubai: The Masdar Institute...
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Biofuel Project for Qatar Airways and Airbus

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Will Qatar's air buses be biofueled? The Persian Gulf Emirate of Qatar, together with Qatar Airways, Qatar Science and Technology Park and Petroleum Company have...
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Sunday Energy Floats New Solar Idea to Boost Power Output on Water

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Kibbutz Zeelim from Google Earth. "Solarized" water reservoir located top left hand corner. Sunday Energy, a PV solar integrator from Israel, who we've covered...
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Siemens to Promote “Green” Solutions at World Future Energy Summit

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The World Future Energy Summit is about to take place in Abu Dhabi. Siemens Corporation has announced that it will launch a number of new...
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"Cooperative for Renewable Energy" Invests in Clean Energy and Community in Israel

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In Israel, kibbutzim (once-socialist agricultural collectives) have risen as a hotbed of environmental activity.  Green Prophet has covered Kibbutz Ein Shemer, which holds environmental...
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Arad's Drone Flies By and Hones In On Leaky Pipes

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More than 45 percent of water in the US alone is lost through leaky pipes. Arad Group can reduce that loss by up to...
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The Israel Cleantech Tour Returns to California

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Israeli clean tech companies to head to California for future cooperation, hopefully. Based on the successes of matching clean tech companies from Israel last...
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Are Energy Advances in Israel in Parallel With Those Abroad?

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Will Israeli designed recharging stations keep America going? Despite the world economic slowdown, a number of advancements were made worldwide in the fields of alternative...
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Iran Creates Biofuel from Algae

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A salt lake in Iran has given rise to a new species of algae for biofuel. This is the large salt lake "Urmia". Are the...
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Israel's HelioFocus Gets Sunny Investment from China Firm

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China takes a shine to Israel and invests more than $10 million in new solar technology innovation. Israel's solar tech company HelioFocus, based on...
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Seanergy Rides and Holds Wave Power

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It can harness 20 times more energy than any other wave technology in existence today and also produce carbon-free desalinated water. How? Seanergy 'holds the waves.'
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12 Million Egyptians to be Affected by Climate Change

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A study conducted by the Center for Remote Sensing at Boston University, commissioned by the Arab Forum for Environment and Development, warned that Egypt...
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Turkey Blowing and Going on Wind Energy

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Wind turbines are big, but built to catch the wind in Turkey Turkey's got some renewable energy projects brewing see our recent article on renewable...
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Middle East/Med Region Could Solar Power World 3 Times Over

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The sunny MENA (Middle East- North Africa) region and its associated countries could solar power the world, Maurice reports. This map-maker left out Israel....
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How skinny medicine is reshaping the fashion industry, an interview with Katie Jones

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GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic are changing more than waistlines. Fashion researcher Katie Baker Jones explains how weight-loss drugs could reshape clothing sizes, body positivity, textile consumption and the fashion industry.

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