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Ten tech startups aiming to revolutionize maritime

14.08.22|James Spiro
The Covid-19 pandemic proved once more that the maritime supply chain remains crucial to the global economy and that the largely traditional industry is desperate for Israeli disruption
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From saving bees to eco-friendly concrete: Israel's promising ESG startups

12.06.22|Calcalist
BeeHero, ECOncrete, Ecoplant, Plantish, and ESGgo are active in different sectors, but are all companies trying to make the world a better place
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Tech entrepreneur Shimrit Perkol-Finkel killed in scooter accident in Tel Aviv

08.03.21|CTech
The fatal accident occurred shortly after Perkol-Finkel left the offices of ECOncrete, the eco-friendly marine infrastructure startup she co-founded
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Green concrete startup ECOncrete raises $5 million

11.06.20|Adi Pick
Tel Aviv-based ECOncrete manufactures concrete structures that accelerate the growth of marine plants and animals, including fish, coral reefs, seaweed, and sea anemone
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Tel Aviv Uses Underwater Concrete Structures to Increase Marine Biodiversity

07.02.19|Tofi Stoler
The structures, developed by ECOncrete, are designed to accelerate the growth of marine plants and animals, including fish, coral reefs, seaweed, and sea anemone
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Dutch Port Technologies Accelerator Announces 2018 Startup Selection

17.02.18|Amarelle Wenkert
PortXL, the world’s only startup accelerator dedicated to maritime and port-related technologies, is based in Rotterdam, home to Europe’s largest seaport