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Renewable Energy ‘Supercenter' at Tel-Aviv University

Monday, June 16th, 2008 @ 12:37 UTC

by Juliana Rotich

Countries:: Israel
Topics:: Energy, Environment

The Green Prophet blogs about the announcement by Tel-Aviv University.
“The proposed Supercenter “will be much more than a hatchery for new clean technologies,” said Prof. Abraham Kribus, an engineer and solar energy expert. “It will be a multi-disciplinary powerhouse including all the non-technological aspects, such as economics, law, and public policy, for making clean technology a reality in Israel and beyond.””

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