Israel energy policy
'Going blue': Israel invests in marine-related renewable energies with Innovation Authority fund
The initiative consists of NIS 6 million in investments, NIS 3 million of which will be drawn from the Israel Citizens Fund of the Energy Ministry.
Israeli startup creates ‘virtual power plants' to solve the data center energy crisis - interview
ESCO Israel announces plan to tackle AI data centers consumption crisis without new power plants
Enlight CEO: Iran war reinforces Israel's need for renewable energy
Five senior Israel Electric Company employees sentenced in massive Siemens bribery case
In its ruling the court said the case highlights “a culture of deep corruption that permeated the electricity company at the highest levels.”
Better Energy: Purim power
Intoxicated by gas, Israel stumbles on renewables
‘$3.75 billion investment in Israel's Leviathan gas reservoir a blow to BDS’
The development of Leviathan, which is scheduled to take about three years, constitutes both the largest energy project and financial investment in Israel in the country's history.
Trump's energy secretary pick would deepen US-Israel ties in sector
Under the new administration the US stands to become a global leader in the natural gas sector, particularly in liquefied natural gas.
L'accord signé il y a un an entérine la fin du monopole gazier
L’exploitation des gisements offshore israéliens augure de nombreux bénéfices économiques et géopolitiques pour l’Etat juif
Israel, Turkey to open dialogue about natural gas export
Energy ministers meet for first ministerial visit since 2010 Mavi Marmara incident.
Comment: Drilling for hard truths in the stalled gas deal
The Start-Up Nation looks today a bit more like a banana republic, and we’re all to blame.
The hunt for alternative ways to power Israel
The chief scientist at the National Infrastructure, Energy and Water Resources Ministry says the base of power production in Israel “will always come from fossil fuels.”
Timing of gas report irrelevant, says consultant
The government’s conduct without a coherent policy, no long-term plan, without cooperation among regulations is what created the monopoly and led to the current situation.
Electric Corporation declares strike, but supply of power to continue
The Histadrut Labor Federation backed the union, saying that the company could not be a revolving door for hiring and firing temporary, saying the practice was "exploitative."