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"במערב כבר מבינים שחברה שלא תביא בחשבון בעיות סביבתיות - לא תשרוד"
אופורטו קרבון, a company developing a carbon trading market in Israel, aims to sell credits for emissions to companies committed to reducing pollution. The article discusses the importance of Israel adopting the thinking and regulation of the West regarding greenhouse gas emissions reduction. If Israel fails to do so, it will miss out on the economic revolution happening in the transition to a carbon economy. The article highlights the potential demand for carbon credits and the economic opportunities associated with reducing emissions. The specific date of the event described in the article is not mentioned.
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For the first time: Carbon raised NIS 50 million to reduce carbon in Israel - Time News
Oporto Carbon, the first Israeli company in the voluntary market for carbon reduction projects, has raised millions of dollars to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The company is now negotiating with Israeli and international companies to purchase carbon certificates for hundreds of thousands of tons of carbon reduction. Oporto Carbon was established by Israeli venture capital investors Avishai Abrahami, Nir Zohar, and Dr. Avi Lubchik. The voluntary market allows companies to finance energy efficiency projects and demonstrate environmental leadership. The Ministry of Environmental Protection in Israel has announced the zero hour mechanism to reset greenhouse gas emissions and expects the international voluntary market to open in Israel. Oporto Carbon aims to bring Israeli companies closer to the goal of NET ZERO carbon emissions.
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