In the past years resource-efficient technologies have become a key contributor to long-term economic growth and sustainable job creation, and are providing industries and companies cost-cutting solutions. Additionally, clean technologies play a central role in enabling an effective global response to environmental issues such as pollution and climate change.

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Hence, technology transfer is largely facilitated by international institutions such as the GEF (Global Environment Facility) or the United Nations, seeking to promote affordable and scalable solutions and enabling all stakeholders to move to cleaner, more resilient strategies.

 

And what a better place than Israel to find the right technologies and be part of an energy-efficient, low carbon and climate-resilient economy?

Nicknamed the “start-up nation”, Israel’s innovative energy has turned the country into one of the world’s leading hi-tech hubs. With the creation of more and more cleantech startups in energy efficiency, water management, agricultural technology, waste and recycling, Israel is driving sustainable change in the global energy and green transition.