Opening a window onto energy conservation
Prof. Evyatar Erell’s goal is to turn your home into a comfortable, enjoyable and energy efficient space for the climate you live in.
We all share this planet together. From new technologies and research to activism, find the latest stories on Israelis creating a more sustainable world for all its living creatures.
Prof. Evyatar Erell’s goal is to turn your home into a comfortable, enjoyable and energy efficient space for the climate you live in.
An Israeli professor is poised to ramp up production of an exciting alternative to polluting jet fuels and natural gas.
The two-seat City Transformer will solve several urban problems, running on a rechargeable battery and taking up no more parking space than a motorcycle.
Agricultural technology took center stage at the second annual Agrivest in Tel Aviv, drawing reps of major firms such as Monsanto and PepsiCo.
LivinGreen’s pioneering Israeli method combines aquaculture and hydroponics to create better farming for a hungry planet.
Want to help preserve Israel’s wildlife, deserts or hiking trails? GoEco will match you with the eco-tourism site of your choice.
Government and business officials come home from Vietnam with plans for a joint agriculture R&D fund and a free-trade agreement.
A smart unit from an Israeli water-tech company modulates water pressure to prevent leakage, and alerts users to leaks already present.
Israeli researchers uncover link between drought and the rapid decline of ancient civilizations, using pollen samples from under water.
Science teacher Amir Yechieli has a side business showing schools how to capture and reuse the rainwater that collects on their roofs.
‘Everything we’ve seen — a tremendous variety of people and ideas — reinforced how creative, and willing to try anything Israelis are.’
ISRAEL21c visits the bi-annual Water Technology and Environment Control Exhibition and Conference to see what’s flowing onto the market.
Israel’s Nova Lumos is piloting a project that will enable Africans to buy increments of solar power through their mobile phone.
An Israeli seed-tech company’s yield-enhancement method aims to put more food on the table in a growing world.
Just after the Israeli-American power company opens a massive plant in California, its new one in Israel will begin generating solar energy.