10 Women4Climate Tech Challenge Finalists Announced
C40’s global competition celebrates women innovators and helps accelerate technological solutions to climate change.
DetailsIsrael’s Eco Wave Power looks to partner Indian firms
Israel-based Eco Wave Power, one of the few companies that was able to commercialise its technology for generating electricity from waves, is looking for a strategic partner in India to start a pilot project and then scale operations across the country.
DetailsHere are the Israelis we’re glad we met this year
Olympians, survivors, mavericks and clowns all made our 2018 list of the most inspirational people.
DetailsBertrand Piccard is back at COP with “1,000 solutions to change the world”
Some of these solutions were presented at COP24 , the majority of them, by women.
DetailsEco Wave Power, turning the constant power of waves into electricity
Think of a renewable source of energy that could be harnessed constantly to produce electricity. The sun? Goes down every night. Wind? Stops blowing now and then. Unlike other renewables, wave power is one of the most reliable energy sources on Earth, and could play a major role in the ongoing clean energy transition.
Details10 things we’re thankful for in 2018
At our Thanksgiving table, we will be raising a toast to those who inspire us to be better.
DetailsEpisode 21: Inna Braverman, named one of the most influential women of the 21st century
Having survived the Chernobyl disaster, Inna Braverman set her sights on reinventing the energy industry.
DetailsMexican wave: harnessing the Pacific’s blue rollers for green energy
TEPIC, Mexico (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – Energy from the ocean breakers that pound Mexico’s Pacific Coast could soon be turned into electricity as an Israeli joint venture finalizes permits and financing for the country’s first wave energy plant.
DetailsHow 3 Israeli startups are helping save our life
Since its establishment in 1948, Israel has set itself a task of being “a light unto the nations”. In his new book, Solution Nation, David Waneticks introduces readers to the country’s most promising startups that strive to improve and save our life in creative and varied ways.
DetailsCities That Run On Batteries And Other Surprising Ideas That Aren’t Science Fiction
Sustainable future ideas so out there – they could just work.
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