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Saudi Arabia Seeks to Join International Renewable Energy Group IRENA

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...

Is Israel Coming out of The Nuclear Closet by Planning Nuclear Power Station?

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...

Sunday Solar to Build Large Solar Array on "Damaged" Negev Land

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...

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

A "Smart Meter" vs The Old Standby Many experts articles dealing with energy talk about saving energy costs using systems currently in operation.  Such...

Masdar, Boeing, Etihad and Honeywell to Establish the UAE’s First Biofuel Research Project

Partners shake hands on a new seawater-desert biofuel system to be located in Abu Dhabi. This news in from Dubai: The Masdar Institute...

Biofuel Project for Qatar Airways and Airbus

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...

Sunday Energy Floats New Solar Idea to Boost Power Output on Water

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...

Siemens to Promote “Green” Solutions at World Future Energy Summit

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...

"Cooperative for Renewable Energy" Invests in Clean Energy and Community in Israel

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...

Arad's Drone Flies By and Hones In On Leaky Pipes

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

The Israel Cleantech Tour Returns to California

Israeli clean tech companies to head to California for future cooperation, hopefully. Based on the successes of matching clean tech companies from Israel last...

Are Energy Advances in Israel in Parallel With Those Abroad?

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...

Iran Creates Biofuel from Algae

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...

Israel's HelioFocus Gets Sunny Investment from China Firm

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...

Seanergy Rides and Holds Wave Power

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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From Bill McKibben to climate organizers across the Middle East, Green Prophet has followed 350.org for 16 years. At COP31 in Türkiye, the movement is demanding an end to fossil fuel expansion and a fair transition to renewable energy.

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Petra by Night returns as Jordan tries brings tourists back to Wadi Rum

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Amman’s traffic crisis is about more than cars. It’s about how we think

I believe Jordan needs a cultural transformation alongside its infrastructure investments. We must begin by redefining social prestige. Why should ownership of an expensive car be considered a greater achievement than making an environmentally responsible transportation choice? Why should travelling by bus carry a social stigma?

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