The pavilion was jointly established by the Innovation Authority, the Ministry of Environmental Protection and the Plantech greenhouse
Yesterday (Tuesday) technologies from 10 prominent Israeli start-up companies in the field of climate innovation, which offer solutions in diverse fields in order to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, were presented at the Israeli pavilion at the climate summit in Sharm el-Sheikh at a special event organized by the Innovation Authority, the Ministry of Environmental Protection and Plantech and promote solutions for adapting and preparing for climate change. International parties took part in the event, including venture capital funds specializing in the climate field, entrepreneurs and multinational corporations, and companies with synergistic activity for Israeli technologies, who came to hear about the innovative Israeli technologies, alongside Israelis.
The companies were selected to present at the Israeli pavilion at the climate conference, which focuses on the issue of innovation, while emphasizing Israel's technological contribution to solutions to the climate crisis.
The technologies presented this morning in the pavilion:
- Company H2 Pro, which has developed a production technology that enables widespread adoption of sustainable hydrogen fuel.
- Company GenCell, which manufactures, sells and services fuel cell based power solutions. The company's on-demand hydrogen generation process from excess ammonia enables its fuel cell solutions to provide primary power for off-grid and poor-grid telecoms, as well as rural electrification.
- The company UBQ Materials, which has developed a conversion technology that turns household waste into a green thermoplastic material, with the goal of replacing oil-based plastics in the production of thousands of everyday products.
- Company wiliot, which represents tags that can be printed in the size of a stamp and are intended for monitoring products from the production stage until they are sent to the customer's home.
- The HomeBiogas company, which develops easy-to-use biogas systems that allow people and businesses to turn their organic waste into self-produced clean energy, on site.
- Groundwork Company BioAg, a global bio-agriculture company, leveraging the natural power of mycorrhizal fungi to improve the productivity, sustainability and profitability of commercial agriculture and expand regenerative agriculture practices.
- Aleph Farms, which produces real steaks from isolated cow cells.
- Company Remilk, which develops real dairy products without the involvement of animals.
- Company beewise, offers autonomous hives that operate with minimal human intervention by using precision robotics driven by artificial intelligence. The company's solution automates all bee activity in order to increase the yield, reduce colony loss and eliminate the use of chemical pesticides.
- Company tomorrow.io, which provides actionable weather insights around the world. Their mission is to equip humanity with the most accurate and comprehensive weather intelligence required to adapt and thrive in an era of climate crisis.
Uriel Keller, CEO of PLANETech: "Today we are presenting the forefront of technological innovation that is already helping to deal with the climate crisis worldwide. The companies that will present at the UN Climate Conference in Sharm el-Sheikh will help position Israel as a global leader in the field of climate-tech, and will be an inspiration for entrepreneurs interested in establishing companies in the most significant and growing field in high-tech. The climate-tech field in Israel has become the hottest topic in high-tech in the past year, sweeping many entrepreneurs and investors after it, even those who do not come from the climate field. In a report we published a few days ago, we reported that 1 in 7 startups established in 2021 is from the climate-tech field, and that in the same year, total investments in companies in the field reached a record of $2.5 billion."
Dror Bin, CEO of the Innovation Authority: "The ten startups that we presented today as part of the official climate-tech delegation of the State of Israel to the UN Climate Conference are, above all, a source of great pride. The ten winners, each a trailblazer in their field, testify more than anything to Israel's leadership potential in the climate-tech field. The potential exists but its realization is not guaranteed: we have the duty to continue investing in the Israeli climate innovation industry and to give companies from a variety of disciplines everything they need in order to advance, develop and implement the products they have developed and even open markets for them all over the world in order to ensure their success."
Orit Farkash HaCohen, Minister of Innovation, Science and Technology: "The way to deal with climate challenges and to meet the goals set by the government to reduce greenhouse gas emissions is through the use of technology and by harnessing Israeli entrepreneurship, innovation and high-tech to combat climate change. 10 Israeli companies that deal in climate technologies accompanied the delegation - pioneering and inspiring companies. We took important steps in promoting technologies climate in Israel, and I am very happy that in the short time we were given we were able to do so much, and in cooperation"
Galit Cohen, Director General of the Ministry of Environmental Protection: "Dealing with the climate crisis requires thinking outside the box, and therefore it is only natural that the State of Israel, known as the startup nation, would present innovative solutions and technologies to deal with the climate crisis. We are pleased with the connection we were able to make here between business entities, venture capital funds and the government. Combining the forces of all bodies will lead to finding new technologies that will bring the State of Israel to net zero emissions by 2050, as it already pledged at the previous climate conference."
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