Why Israel must follow Europe’s lead in climate resilience
Climate technologies are still perceived as niche rather than as the core of innovation for a resilient economy. We must fix this strategic mistake.
Climate technologies are still perceived as niche rather than as the core of innovation for a resilient economy. We must fix this strategic mistake.
New report shows Israel’s climate-tech sector remains stable and globally trusted, despite war, economic strain and a global drop in investment.
Israeli AI startup, FireDome, inspired by Iron Dome anti-missile system, can detect and suppress wildfires.
The Israeli delegation includes companies offering solutions in fields such as emissions, pollution, carbon capture and more.
The Tel Aviv conference is set to connect European investment bodies with Israeli tech companies to help forge financial cooperation.
This year’s winners are clean tech startups BaTTeRi, Electriq, Envomed, Filo Systems, Nemo Nanomaterials, TIGI and Biotic.
JNF-Canada initiative meant to encourage exceptional Israeli nonprofit researchers or organizations to help cut greenhouse gas emissions.
One out of every six startups founded in 2022 is a climate technology company.
Rise OurCrowd Exponential plans to invest millions of dollars into 20 to 30 Israeli deep-tech startups with potential to grow in the Asian market.
Zohar Cleantech wins Arena Challenge, an initiative to tackle climate-related challenges impacting urban areas, and will start pilot in Herzliya.
November’s climate conference in Dubai will host a pavilion of Israeli firms operating in the climate-tech sector.
Israel is emerging as an unexpected beacon of hope, innovation and proactive change in response to the climate crisis.
New sector map details companies in energy production, distribution, storage, hydrogen solutions, waste-to-energy, carbon capture, cyber solutions.
ISRAEL21c discovered new and diverse companies worthy of mention at the recent GoForIsrael investment conference in Tel Aviv.
Featuring several Israeli startups, the tour will visit New York, Jerusalem, Paris, Munich, Stockholm and Bahrain before the COP28 climate meeting.