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PLANETech Week connects startups and investors for sustainability
PLANETech Week unites startups and investors to tackle climate challenges and promote Israeli innovations, says Dan Bakola
Inside PLANETech Week: How Israeli climate tech is targeting emerging markets
– PLANETech Week unites Israeli startups, investors, and policy leaders to tackle climate technology challenges in emerging markets.
– The Marketplace connects innovative Israeli startups with customers, especially in developing regions, to promote sustainability.
PLANETech Week brings together the world’s leading climate innovators to accelerate the scaling of climate technologies into emerging markets — the regions where emissions are rising fastest.
The event unites startups, investors, and policy leaders to solve the financial, regulatory, and infrastructure barriers slowing global climate deployment.
Speaking from Tel Aviv, Dan Bakola highlights how Israel’s climate ecosystem — home to more than 10,000 startups — is using technology to drive sustainability across agriculture, energy, materials, and the ocean economy.
A major part of the mission is Market Square, an online matchmaking platform connecting startups with investors, customers, multinationals, and partners across the developing world.
Climate solutions
With simple yet powerful technologies born out of Israel’s own challenges — from desert conditions to water scarcity — the country is aiming to share climate solutions with the world. PLANETech Week creates the environment for collaboration, connection, and global impact.
Israel’s transition from a developing country to a high-income nation offers valuable insights. The country’s experience in overcoming harsh environmental conditions has spurred innovative technologies applicable to global challenges.
For more information, visit PLANETech
Ahron Young traveled to Israel as a guest of the Foreign Ministry climate delegation.
