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Desalination
9 stories about Desalination
Israel spent $15 million on desalination membranes that may not be needed
06.10.26
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Shani Ashkenazi
The state bought replacement membranes fearing the algae crisis would rapidly damage those already in use. So far, the expected deterioration has not occurred, leaving private operators with a valuable stockpile for future use.
Five desalination plants are struggling. Israel won't say how it is making up the difference
16.09.26
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Shani Ashkenazi
The Water Authority says there is no shortage at the tap, but has declined to disclose key data on groundwater, the Sea of Galilee and contaminated wells.
Israel built a water system around desalination. Now it is testing its limits
02.09.26
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Shani Ashkenazi
An unusual algae bloom has forced five of the country's six desalination plants to halt or reduce operations, disrupting agriculture while household water supplies remain intact. The episode is raising questions about whether Israel has become too dependent on a technology that is itself vulnerable to environmental, cyber and security threats.
How an Israeli desalination giant quietly broke into the Arab world
19.10.25
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Tomer Ganon
For years, Israeli water technology reached boycotting countries through a Swiss front company, a hidden arrangement now at the center of an international arbitration dispute.
DuPont Acquires Israeli Desalination Company Desalitech
11.12.19
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Hagar Ravet
The New York-listed chemicals company did not disclose the financial terms of the deal
Israel Refloats Red Sea-Dead Sea Canal Initiative
08.01.19
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Lior Gutman
The planned pipeline, first announced in 2013, was intended to span over 200 kilometers on Jordanian territory
Israel Seeks European Aid in Plan to Pump Desalinated Water to the Sea of Galilee
03.09.18
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Amitay Gazit
Israeli government hatched a plan to build a tunnel that will pump desalinated water to the receding lake
Fortissimo Capital to Buy 30% of Water Treatment Company IDE
21.08.18
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Lilach Baumer
Fortissimo will acquire the stake from Israel-based Delek Group, which owns 50% of IDE through a subsidiary
As Israel Faces Drought, Netanyahu Offers Iran Help in Tackling Water Crisis
11.06.18
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Tofi Stoler
The Israeli prime minister is currently running an active diplomatic campaign against Iran’s leadership, most specifically against the nuclear program deal, from which the U.S. announced it is withdrawing in May