Dubai’s Wind Powered Rotating Skyscraper is Building in Motion
Posted in Urban on Sep 18th, 2008
Cutting Edge Architectural Design - Innovative Power Generation
Cleantech and Green Living from the Land of the Prophets
Posted in Urban on Sep 18th, 2008
Cutting Edge Architectural Design - Innovative Power Generation
Posted in Clean Technology on Sep 11th, 2008
For four days in November up to fifteen Israeli cleantech companies are to be given VIP access to top decision makers including potential partners, funders and clients in California.
The delegation is being billed as the first of its kind, and will bring the Israeli companies to meet with executives from cleantech leaders including General [...]
Posted in Book Reviews, News & Politics on Sep 3rd, 2008
This week’s eco-book review is by Prophet Daniella Cheslow: Although Starbucks never made it in Israel, McDonald’s, Burger King, Puma, Crocs, Nike, Diesel, and the Coffee Bean are among the hundreds of global brands that have found eager customers among Sabras. I read Naomi Klein’s ‘NoLogo’ for some insight into the branded city of Tel [...]
Posted in Business & Technology, Clean Technology on Aug 31st, 2008
And the sun also rises…
Israelis are world-leaders in inventing solar energy solutions –– for today and tomorrow. To help you find the solution for your home, the business partner you need, or the company you’ve been dreaming about investing in, follow some of Green Prophet’s recommended links.
3GSolar
3GSolar is a leading developer of solar energy using [...]
Posted in Business & Technology on Aug 27th, 2008
(Illustration of how the drill would look: SPNI)
You’d think with all the oil in the Middle East region, Israel would have at least a few million barrels of its own. An Evangelical Christian John Brown following clues in the Old Testament has been hunting for it for years. Taking John McCain’s lead: now YNet reports, Israel’s [...]
Posted in Clean Technology on Aug 10th, 2008
You’d think that the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) in the Persian Gulf would have nothing to do with alternative energy initiatives, right? Since they have close to a quarter of the global petroleum reserves literally underfoot, you might assume that they’d try to prevent the development of alternatives, or at least not be [...]
Posted in Business & Technology on Aug 4th, 2008
Introducing Chava Shaked, who shares her adventures in Israel’s blossoming cleantech scene.
What started off for me as a business, became a vibrant hobby and fascinating exploration into the world we live in.
This is the case with many of the people I’ve met at the Cleantech Israel meetup.
Founded by Gene Dolgin and Jonathan Shapira (a [...]
Posted in News & Politics on Jul 27th, 2008
“If the Israeli government can ever formulate a binding peace accord with the Palestinians, both entities could have access to enough natural gas reserves to satisfy their energy needs for at least 100 years.”
This statement was made a few years back by a representative of British Gas, one of the world’s largest energy exploration [...]
Posted in Business & Technology, News & Politics on Jun 26th, 2008
From creating the world’s most popular puzzle website (and a Time Magazine top 50), Israeli-British entrepreneur and hightech whiz Gideon Greenspan decided to change gears and put a focus on the environment.
A couple of years ago, Gideon (who is based in Tel Aviv) was looking for a way to offset his travel and was confronted [...]
Posted in News & Politics on May 20th, 2008
Those of you who watched Al Gore receive the Dan David Prize last night, either on television or online, probably missed one very important thing. He was wearing cowboy boots. (We have proof - check out the footware in the picture on the left). This, of course, officially makes him my new [...]