Israel opening national energy storage research institute
Institute will encourage Israel’s energy sector to respond to strategic challenges in renewable power storage, with an eye toward global applications.
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Institute will encourage Israel’s energy sector to respond to strategic challenges in renewable power storage, with an eye toward global applications.
With modern wheat in short supply and lacking genetic diversity and resilience, Israeli seed detectives are amassing a treasure of ancient cultivars.
Trial shows Aura Air’s ability to significantly reduce aerosolized viruses responsible for the ‘tripledemic’ of RSV, Covid-19, and flu.
We may think of the desert as barren, but in the fall and early spring the Negev turns into an unexpected haven for winter daffodils, irises and more.
Green Prophet’s list of must-see ecological sites around the holy land.
Environmental nonprofit EcoOcean says the waters of the Earth have much to give us if we keep them healthy and plastic-free.
Bunkers abandoned by the IDF after Israel and Jordan made peace are now refuges for 10 endangered species of bats roosting together in harmony.
A technology developed in Israel, which uses gasification to harvest hydrogen from non-recyclable waste, gets the nod from Tech Tour.
Knitted plastic bags, upcycled home décor fill the exhibition space at state-of-the-art garbage treatment facility’s education center.
A new agrivoltaic technology allows farmers to use their land to grow plants and create solar power in the same space.
Leading European textile machinery maker partners with Sonovia to cut carbon footprint of clothing production ahead of new European rules.
A sustainable fashion expert shares her advice for choosing and discarding garments with the least environmental impact.
Ben-Gurion University professor suggests producing electricity day or night via PV arrays installed around a 360-degree ring close to a lunar pole.
Remains of a fish cooked 780,000 years ago sheds light on when humans began using fire in a controlled way to cook food.
Israel’s Zooz Power is piloting its system for fast charging electric vehicles in places where the power grid cannot handle multiple cars at once.