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Israeli government earmarks almost $900 million for climatech development
27.06.22
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Yuval Azulay
The goal of the program is to double the number of climatech start-up companies from 55 in 2021 to 110 companies by 2026, and to establish 10 Israeli venture capital funds that specialize in the field by 2026, compared to only one such fund at present
Satellite software startup Utilis raises $6 million to detect terrestrial water leaks
24.03.21
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Yafit Ovadia
The company’s analytics were first used to detect water on Mars. Funds will be used to accelerate growth and help reduce climate crisis
Tel Aviv set to ban entry of polluting vehicles
22.09.20
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Tomer Hadar
Municipality and Ministry of Environmental Protection plan to ban the entrance of polluting cars to Israel’s commercial capital within a year
Covid-19 is a global wake up call and a preview to an international environmental crisis
08.09.20
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Tomer Hadar
Israeli and international investors discuss opportunities posed by environmental challenges at Calcalist and ESIL's "Sustainability and Innovation Week"
Johnson Matthey promoting environmental protection and sustainability via Israeli innovation
07.09.20
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Maayan Manela
"We hope that Israel creates such a vibrant development community that we will develop more and more technologies that we can deploy all around the world," said Maurits van Tol, Chief Technology Officer at Johnson Matthey
Sustainability and technology: experts weigh in on business opportunities for multinationals and startups
07.09.20
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Ctech
On Day 2 of Calcalist and ESIL's "Sustainability and Innovation Week" experts discuss the ways technology is being used to better protect the environment
Sustainability as policy: How to regulate effectively without strangling the market
06.09.20
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CTech
The first panel of Calcalist's "Sustainability and Innovation Week" focused on government policies encouraging green innovation - how to open up business opportunities while protecting the environment?
The Climate Crisis is Painting the Capital Market Green
27.05.20
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Eytan Stibbe
In the wake of the coronavirus pandemic and the oil wars, green investments are gaining strength. Only business management based on measuring both financial and social performance can lead to solutions for future crises
In Israel, More Waste Just Means Bigger Trash Bins
21.06.19
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Ari Libsker
Producing 20% more waste than the OECD average, Israelis have developed a new obsession with big, high end, smart garbage cans
A Country Made of Plastic: Israel’s Addiction to Disposable Tableware
06.07.18
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Ari Libsker
As countries worldwide attempt to reduce plastic consumption, in Israel demand for disposable tableware is on the rise