Israel's Clean Technology Pioneers
They're pros at getting the most out of limited natural resources. The world is taking notice—especially U.S. venture capitalists
Levy and Schwaber of Cleantech: The green energy industry hums "despite politics" Elion Paz By Roben Farzad
Yavne, a hazy industrial corridor in central Israel, seems at first glance an improbable haven for geothermal technology. Its largely barren environs offer no geysers or volcanoes, the essential raw materials for geothermal energy. Yet this small city of 32,000 is home to Ormat Technologies (ORA), a $2 billion multinational listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYX) that builds geothermal power plants around the world, from Colorado to Kenya.
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