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Israel's H2OLL unveils first full-scale water-from-air system in Negev
15.09.24
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CTech
The system, located at Bedouin community Wadi Attir, is capable of producing 1,000 liters of water per day. While most water-from-air systems require about 10 grams of water vapor per kilogram of air, H2OLL’s system can function with half that amount.
"The state needs strategic facilities under its control so that they continue to operate even in war"
15.07.24
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Hagai Gilboa
Ashdod Port Chairman Shaul Schneider was speaking at the National Economic Conference of Calcalist and Bank Leumi. Liat Shuv, Head of Corporate Banking at Bank Leumi: "There is no fear that the state will not be able to finance national infrastructure projects."
CEO of Israel’s national water company on the impact of war and climate change
14.04.24
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Tomer Hadar
Amit Lang, the CEO of Mekorot, Israel’s national water company, spoke to CTech at Calcalist's Israeli Resilience Conference last week about innovation and challenges regarding their activities during these times
Google to offer Mekorot technology in its marketplace
07.04.24
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Adiel Eithan Mustaki and Meir Orbach
Mekorot's meklock system enables monitoring and management of infrastructure facilities
Mekorot to allow small suppliers to sell it electricity
07.12.23
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Adiel Eithan Mustaki
Mekorot, Israel's largest consumer of civilian electricity, will establish a reserve that small suppliers will be allowed to supply. The move will also allow it to purchase electricity from solar fields. The goal is to lower the company's electricity costs - one of the main expenses in the water sector
Israel’s national water company sees increase in cyber attacks since beginning of war
29.11.23
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Adiel Eithan Mustaki
The State Comptroller issued a scathing report only a year ago criticizing the readiness of the Israeli water sector for cyber attacks, especially water corporations like Mekorot.
Making a splash in safety: Solutions to prevent pool drownings
17.08.23
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Ariela Karmel
These four Israeli technologies utilize AI and other methods to reduce the likelihood of drowning
SightBit seas a future in revolutionizing lifeguard technology
09.08.23
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CTech
The company has raised $2 million to try to prevent the third leading cause of unintentional injury death worldwide - drowning
BeAir’s mission to provide safe drinking water for billions around the world
20.07.23
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CTech
The company has raised a total of $632,000 for its system and is currently at a POC stage in Israel’s Negev desert
"Water infrastructure is often our first line of defense in dealing with climate change"
25.06.23
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Adiel Eithan Mustaki
Patrick Decker, the CEO of Xylem, spoke to Calcalist about how the water crisis will impact society and international commerce
Managing limited water resources with unlimited solutions
07.05.23
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Mekorot is not only applying its learnings to solve water issues within Israel but in neighbouring and far-off countries like Jordan and Argentina as well
Making waves: For Mekorot CEO, current situation doesn’t hold water
12.04.23
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Adiel Eithan Mustaki
Mekorot CEO Amit Lang shares how he is requesting an increase in the annual development budget of NIS 400 million to enable an optimal response in extreme scenarios. He’s also critical of the Water Authority, which for years has been delaying the connection of the Golan Heights, the Finger of the Galilee and the Jordan Valley to the national water carrier
“The climate crisis will cause a surge of migration. You can’t stop hungry people”
29.08.22
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Yuval Azulai
As Chairman of the Israel Water Authority in 2006, Prof. Uri Shani initiated the establishment of desalination plants that saved Israel’s water economy, but “that’s not a workable solution for large countries.” He looks from the side at Europe’s drought and asserts: “To solve the global water crisis, you have to start with irrigation – that’s where the big waste of water happens”
SOSense raises $4 million for life-saving underwater solutions
12.05.22
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CTech
The Israeli startup has developed an underwater sensor that detects, with the help of audio signal analysis, prohibited entry into the water and alerts pool owners
"Israel loses less than 3% of its water, it ranks fourth in the world"
27.03.22
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Elihay Vidal
Chana Herstik-Sichel, Mekorot's Chief Legal Counsel: “Our next important challenge after managing the water economy and supplying it to all residents of the country is investing in the various digital fields - from cyber companies that will identify and prevent attacks on Israel's water infrastructure to using artificial intelligence to manage data."
Asterra is looking to the stars for the answers
21.01.22
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Yafit Ovadia
“From the stars to the ground, our mission is to help humanity better understand what’s going on on our planet by using synthetic aperture radar,” says Asterra CEO
Israel Water Authority taps SIGA for cyber protection of the country’s water supply
21.07.21
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CTech
The authority aims to enhance existing security following last year’s cyberattacks against Israel’s water utilities
There’s space for improving our world’s infrastructure
15.06.21
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James Spiro
Utilis uses space satellites to identify small leaks within exact areas, preventing billions of wasteful activity
Israel’s CropX partners with NASA Harvest for agtech initiatives
25.03.21
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James Spiro
The companies will conduct a 12-month pilot in Arizona before expanding nationally and globally
Satellite software startup Utilis raises $6 million to detect terrestrial water leaks
24.03.21
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Yafit Ovadia
The company’s analytics were first used to detect water on Mars. Funds will be used to accelerate growth and help reduce climate crisis
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