Paulee CleanTec

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Israeli company Paulee CleanTec has developed a low-cost method to convert animal waste into organic potassium-rich fertilizer. The technology, which is currently being piloted at a kibbutz dairy farm in Israel, can convert half a ton of fresh animal manure into odorless organic fertilizer in one hour. The process also allows the fertilizer to be converted into a powdered form that can be stored safely for later use or sold. The companys CEO, Ilan Levy, believes the solution could be used not only on farms, but also in high-rise apartments, airplanes, and cruise ships.

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Israeli company Paulee CleanTec, known for its ecofriendly management of waste, is piloting its BioLizer system as a solution for livestock farms and slaughterhouses. The system can convert animal manure into odorless organic fertilizer, addressing the issue of waste management in intensive factory farms. Paulee CleanTecs technology has the potential to eliminate the need for on-farm storage of fresh animal manure. The company has received a $2 million investment from Doral Infrastructures and has expanded its operations to other sectors, including residential waste management and municipal sewage treatment. The technology has also been recognized by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation for its potential in improving sanitation. Paulee CleanTec aims to provide a sustainable solution for managing waste on a global scale.

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The article discusses 10 ways in which Israeli innovations and technologies can improve hospital safety during the COVID-19 crisis. Various Israeli startups are mentioned, including Aura Air, Cynerio, Sonovia, Bio-Fence, Tamar Robotics, Bar-Ilan University, AnyVision, Temi, Paulee CleanTec, and Urecsys. These startups offer solutions such as air filtration and disinfection systems, medical device cybersecurity, bacteria-proof bedding, antimicrobial coatings, ventilation hoods, tap-water-turned-disinfectant solutions, face recognition tech, personal robots, wastewater management, and clean air ventilation systems. The article emphasizes the importance of making hospitals safer for patients, healthcare workers, and their surroundings. The impact of the article on the company is growth-positive, as it highlights the potential for Israeli innovations and technologies to contribute to hospital safety.

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The article discusses six Israeli startups that are developing innovative uses for industrial and home waste. One of the startups, UBQ Materials Ltd., has announced a collaboration with Arcos Dorados Holdings Inc., the biggest McDonalds franchise in the world. UBQs technology converts home waste into reusable bio-based material that can substitute conventional oil-based plastics. The collaboration will see Arcos Dorados using products manufactured from UBQs material at some of its restaurants. The article highlights the growing awareness of waste management issues in Israel and the emergence of startups working on innovative solutions.

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Paulee CleanTecs affiliate company, Epic CleanTec, won the grand prize in the Climate Innovation Showcase at the 2018 Global Climate Action Summit. Epic CleanTec uses Paulees proprietary technology to convert solid waste into organic fertilizer and redirect used water in high-rise buildings. The company was recognized by the Obama administration and will soon share developments in Brazil and Asia.