With energy prices rising rapidly, a new startup could have the answer – technology that harnesses energy from fluctuations in humidity to cool and heat buildings at half the current price.
An idea inspired by a swim leads to the production of electrical currents on a par with those obtained from standard solar cells.
Renewable energy company will supply refugee camps in several African counties with systems to convert organic waste into cooking gas and fertilizer.
An Israeli startup has developed an ice brick that can be installed in commercial and industrial buildings to store solar energy for space cooling.
ECOncrete partners with largest US concrete company to make stabilizer units for wind turbines that will facilitate growth of marine organisms.
The sukkah symbolizes protection from harsh weather and challenges us to avoid a climate catastrophe by implementing renewable energy.
The Hyp-Phe-Phe molecule can operate devices such as pacemakers or streetlights, sans batteries, simply by harnessing the force of nearby movements.
Sexy logistics and a fuller pivot to virtual life are among trends accelerated by Covid, say OurCrowd Global Investor Summit speakers.
A family vacation ruined by seaweed results in an international project to create electricity from brown algae.
Wind Tulips’ unique aerodynamic design makes them quiet, efficient and capable of producing electricity in clusters – and they look nice, too.
With a growing need for alternative energy and power storage, Israel is poised to lead another vertical impacting our global community.
Initiative aims to reduce pollution and advance urban electric transportation; wireless technology requires no charging stations in public spaces.
ISRAEL21c Digital Ambassador Laura Malomo Menelle explores four Israeli clean innovations in ag-tech, fashion-tech, plastic alternatives and renewable energy.
A new Israeli study shows that the discarded produce from malali watermelons could be used to produce renewable energy.
Founded by a Chernobyl survivor, Israel’s Eco Wave Power is poised to install its unique technology on any coastline where waves swell at least half a meter.
