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Climate First announces second cohort of Israeli climatetech startups
27.03.24
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James Spiro
The companies participated in a delegation that embarked on a UK roadshow, connecting Israeli innovation with the British climatetech ecosystem
"Ammonia is really going to change the world"
02.08.23
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Ariela Karmel
NitroFix CEO and Co-Founder Ophira Melamed spoke with CTech at the Israeli Climate Awards about their ammonia production solution
NitroFix wins Israeli Climate Awards
26.07.23
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Maya Nahum Shahal
The company, which competed against dozens of other companies, works to produce ammonia in a clean way, with zero carbon emissions
Nitrofix raises $3.1 million Seed to produce ammonia from water and air
20.07.23
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CTech
By using water as a source of protons instead of fossil fuels, the Israeli startup’s technology reduces the activation energy needed to combine nitrogen with hydrogen