Innovative Sustainable Cooling Technologies from Israel

9 August 2021 by Jeremy Ungar

Climate

As the Earth’s temperatures keep soaring upwards, cooling technologies are fast becoming one of the most sought-after solutions. But the high energy consumption required for cooling in turn adds on to pollution and overall heating of the planet. To escape this vicious cycle, the need of the hour is sustainable, energy efficient cooling technologies and energy management systems. Israel has always been at the forefront, whenever it came to innovating and coming up with cutting edge technology as solutions to difficult problems in various industry sectors.

Read on and browse the 10 innovative Israeli companies with future ideas: https://israeltrade.org.au/2021/08/09/innovative-sustainable-cooling-technologies-from-israel/

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