Extraordinary solar eTree transforms public seating
Shade yourself under the solar-panel canopy, recharge your devices, surf the Net, have a cool drink – courtesy of the sun and Israeli ingenuity.
Shade yourself under the solar-panel canopy, recharge your devices, surf the Net, have a cool drink – courtesy of the sun and Israeli ingenuity.
A promising Israeli technology fits inside ‘curtain walls’ and generates solar electricity for a high-rise building while allowing light inside.
Astonishing nano-crystals from Israel’s Qlight will enhance the quality and colors of LCD screens and LED lights while reducing energy consumption.
The device learns the behavioral patterns of its users, automatically adjusting the A/C for greatest comfort and least energy waste.
Ecoppia’s solution clears dust from energy-generating panels every night, without human intervention and without a drop of precious water.
Israel’s Bluesphere is building a 5.2-megawatt waste-to-energy power plant in North Carolina, with others planned in the coming years.
Israel’s Oree Illumination Solutions’ radical new lighting technology uses less energy, is cheaper, and takes up less space than current options.
An Israeli renewable energy activist is bringing solar power to Rwanda after securing nearly $24 million in funding and grants.
One Israeli company is finding alternative ways to heat greenhouses, and is also helping international clients reduce polluting ‘greenhouse gases.’
An Israeli professor is poised to ramp up production of an exciting alternative to polluting jet fuels and natural gas.
Israel’s Nova Lumos is piloting a project that will enable Africans to buy increments of solar power through their mobile phone.
Just after the Israeli-American power company opens a massive plant in California, its new one in Israel will begin generating solar energy.
In 2014, the Israeli parliament will become one of the world’s first legislatures to generate its own electricity.
Yosef Abramowitz, vehicle owners and investors banded together and purchased the rights and assets of the former Better Place.
Israeli company Neomatix lets car and truck drivers head for the road on properly inflated tires, without leaving the driver’s seat.