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"Heat waves reinforce the need to invest in the worlds of sustainability and energy"
06.08.23
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Andre Tabacof
Gil Davidman, CEO of Israel’s QD-SOL, which claimed first place in the Aviram Awards, added: "Companies like ours come to solve a fundamental problem"
QD-SOL wins Aviram Foundation startup competition in Morocco
18.05.23
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Andre Tabacof
The Israeli company fights climate change by developing technology to produce green quantum hydrogen. Second place went to Israeli startup Carbon Blue, which removes CO2 from oceans instead of the atmosphere
QD-SOL wins Aviram Foundation startup competition in Morocco
17.05.23
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Andre Tabacof
The Israeli company fights climate change by developing technology to produce green quantum hydrogen. Second place went to Israeli startup Carbon Blue, which removes CO2 from oceans instead of the atmosphere