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Israeli Tech Brings Solar-Powered Air Con to Your Home

Imagine if air conditioning came without the hefty price tag of electric bills—if it was, in fact, entirely free. Tel Aviv University Professor Avi...

Israel Cleantech 2008 Video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GrvOH7VmZRE China is interested in Israeli clean technology. Here's a video capturing some of the more interesting companies at Israel's latest cleantech expo: on water,...

Green Your Job: Greenpeace Tel Aviv is Hiring!

Are you tired of seeing all the waste at work? The unnecessary printing, photocopying, computers left on all night, styrofoam cups, wasted electricity?...

Israeli Technology Harnesses Photosynthesis To Create Electricity

Photosynthesis, the process by which plants convert sunlight into food and oxygen, represents some of the most advanced technology engineered by Mother Nature. And...

Water Arc's Water Recycling Gets a Boost at Cleantech 2008

Last week, Green Prophet reported from the Cleantech 2008 expo, the annual exhibition of environmentally-friendly technologies and innovations in Israel. The talk of the...

Brightsource Launches Solar Energy Plant in the Negev

Israel's natural resources are few and far between. But one resource that Israel has in abundance is sunlight, and perhaps for that reason, Israel...

JTA Covers Cleantech and Israel-Diaspora Relations

The Jewish Telegraphic Agency (JTA) just published a lengthy article about the cleantech scene in Israel. JTA articles are republished in Jewish newspapers around...

Unlocking Water’s Potential To "Green" Chemistry

“Environmentally friendly” is not usually something you hear in a chemistry lab. But thanks to a groundbreaking discovery at Tel Aviv University, the chemical...

Israel's 12th Annual Cleantech Exhibition at Airport City

Last week at Tel Aviv University's Renewable Energy and Beyond (yeah the conference that Al Gore opened), and the venue where the University announced...

Google and Ormat: Power Partners in Alternative Energy?

While green funds in Israel have recently taken a dive, the general consensus seems to be that it still pays to invest in green...

Holy Electrical Bacteria, Batman!

Come on, who hasn't always wanted to say that? And now you can, because an Israeli researcher with a flair for electricity-centered solutions...

Isaac Berzin, Israel’s "Green Giant"

Dr. Isaac Berzin, founder of Greenfuel Technologies, was recently profiled in Ha'aretz. Berzin, a Ben-Gurion University and MIT-trained chemical engineer, and Boston-based Greenfuel Technologies...

Israeli Company Saying "Yes" to Carrots

An Israeli company has discovered that bottling the beta-carotene goodness found in carrots (and other orange vegetables and fruits) is beneficial for skin and...

Solar Energy Hope Floats With Geotectura's Enegy-Collection Balloons

They say hope floats. Israel's premiere environmental architecture firm Geotectura has certainly taken this statement to heart. Joseph Cory a designer at Geotectura,...

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