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Solar Power

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Save up nation: Israel can establish solar cities run by AI

28.07.22|Oz Mendelsohn

Rocketing electricity prices have emphasized the need for a long-term solution to the global energy crisis, which should lead to a significant reduction in carbon emissions and damage to the environment. Oz Mendelsohn, a data scientist at DSG, believes that for Israel the road to reaching sci-fi cities is shorter than ever

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Energy Ministry plan sees natural gas plants replaced by solar energy facilities

19.10.20|Lior Gutman

According to the proposal, in the next 10 years 30% of Israel’s electricity will be generated using alternative sources; electricity price is expected to rise to fund transition

עודד רוזנברג מנכ"ל Apollo Power ועידת הקיימות

Apollo Power’s flexible solar panels provide cheap electricity anywhere the sun shines, says CEO Oded Rozenberg

09.09.20|Maayan Manela

“The solar world has proven in recent years that it can compete with oil and natural gas,” Rozenberg said at Calcalist and ESIL Technologies’ “Sustainability and Innovation Week”

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NASA to Send Solar Generator Prototype Developed in Israel to Space

The device, developed at Ben Gurion University, is approximately the size of a U.S. quarter coin and just 1.7 millimeters thick and is meant to improve the power-to-weight ratio of private and commercial spacecraft