JERUSALEM - Arava the disabled turtle is using her new set of wheels to get around in more ways than one. EcoGeek has a report on a planned solar power plant in Israel - Arava Power Plans 80 Megawatt PV Plant . Israel is a country that, along with the rest of its Middle East neighbors, gets a lot of sunlight. However, aside from its nearly ubiquitous rooftop solar water heaters, Israel has no solar power production facility of any kind… until now. Arava Power, a solar PV startup, is planning to break ground on an 80 MW facility. For reference, the current largest PV power plant (according to pvres JERUSALEM - Arava the disabled turtle is using her new set of wheels to get around in more ways than one. By Rabbi Julian Sinclair Two things were clear from attending the International Renewable Energy Conference that took place in Eilat this week. The first is that Israel is now a world leader in clean energy. The second is that there is a small but growing group of players in the field who see this not just as a huge business opportunity, (though it certainly is that), but also as an ethical, or spiritual mission. Israeli leadership in the field was manifested by a list of "firsts
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