Climate-tech investments in Israel beat the trend
New report shows Israel’s climate-tech sector remains stable and globally trusted, despite war, economic strain and a global drop in investment.
New report shows Israel’s climate-tech sector remains stable and globally trusted, despite war, economic strain and a global drop in investment.
One out of every six startups founded in 2022 is a climate technology company.
The chosen companies will help position Israel as a global leader in the climate-tech field and serve as inspiration for innovators in this growing sector.
Country’s investments in global warming-related startups grew 2.6 times faster than in rest of the world from 2018 to 2021.
PLANETech World Conference introduces temporary structures made with panels of household waste-based thermoplastic that will be recycled and reused.
The devastating effects of climate change are forcing nations to mitigate and adapt to extreme weather. Here’s how Israeli innovators hope to help.
Innovations in the field of sustainability and why there is a push in the food market for alternatives.
$2.2 billion invested in this year in climate-mitigating technologies such as Future Meat ($347m), 57% higher than previous 2020 record.
Climate tech will continue to grow in Israel as more entrepreneurs and investors grasp the opportunity to help solve this existential threat.
With the UN Climate Change Conference now in session, we introduce Israeli scientists, entrepreneurs, activists, educators and artists working on this critical global issue.
New report shows 1,200 Israeli companies already in the climate-tech sector, with fastest growth in alternative proteins and green construction.
PLANETech’s digital tool lets startups measure how much their technology would reduce greenhouse gas emissions over five years.