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clean tech
An umbrella term for systems that are more environmentally friendly and more energy efficient. Examples are solar power, wind power and LED lighting. Clean tech focuses on developing clean energy and conserving energy. Nanotechnology plays a part in clean tech because it is used in the development of solar panels, fuel cells, biofuels and solid state lighting. See nanotechnology.


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The proposed clean technology is to improve the conditions and procedures relating to information, access to technology and transfer, particularly for developing countries (UNCED, 2001).
Summary: Al Rayan Investment, the Abu Dhabi based investment company, delivered a keynote speech at the inaugural Arab region assembly in Abu Dhabi focused on the clean technology sector.
At a clean technology panel discussion last fall in Boston, advocates for an alternative energy technology revolution gathered to talk about the future.
 
 
 
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