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Experts say Israel is late to the game but can still become a key player, as an opportunity worth many trillions may help save the planet; government seen moving in right direction

From the blog of Eitan Yudilevich at The Times of Israel

The field will continue to grow in Israel as more entrepreneurs and investors grasp the opportunity to help solve this existential threat.

Just a few years ago, green tech was considered dead to investors. But in 2021, VCs not only poured in billions but also spoke out.

Climate tech will continue to grow in Israel as more entrepreneurs and investors grasp the opportunity to help solve this existential threat.

The four highest funding rounds each came in different fields, with Future Meat raising $347 million, Wiliot raising $200 million, UBQ Materials raising $170 million, and VIA raising $130 million

By Jonny Page, Investment Director at Big Issue Invest

Investment in companies developing technology to try to combat the climate crisis grew to $87.5 billion in the year leading up to Jun. 30, according to PwC.

Investment in companies developing technology to try to combat the climate crisis grew to $87.5 billion in the year leading up to Jun. 30, according to PwC.

Investment in companies developing technology to try to combat the climate crisis grew to $87.5 billion in the year leading up to Jun. 30, according to PwC.