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Being oil-poor may be more of a blessing than a curse for both Israel and Jordan. A joint Israeli-Jordanian project-based on the production of...

Turkey Lands World Bank's First Smart Grid

Although Smart Grids (electric networks based on renewable energy) are going up in the US and Europe, the World Bank is only now investing...

Siemens On A Solar Streak With Investment News Around Arava Power

It's the second Siemans-Israel solar news in as many months: the German energy giant Siemens, according to the Israeli business newspaper Globes, is not...

Kaiima Doubles Chromosomes To Make More Plant Power

Biofuels are alternative energy fuels produced from living organisms or metabolic byproducts . If we could just find a more efficient way to unlock...

David Anthony from 21Ventures on the Future of Israeli Clean Technology

Many articles have been written claiming that Israel can become a leader in clean technology over the next ten years. Maybe, maybe not. Defining the...

Dive Into WATEC – A Not To Miss Water Clean Tech Conference in Tel Aviv This November

The world economic chill is not cooling global warming, says organizers from the international water tech symposium and conference WATEC. This is part of...

Will Radiation Sickness Vaccine Transform Hazards of Nuclear Into Energy Innovation?

One of the dangers of exploring the nuclear energy option in the Middle East is radiation sickness and the risks it poses to power...

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