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שר האוצר בצלאל סמוטריץ' וראש הממשלה בנימין נתניהו

Israel postponed price hikes before the election. Now the bill is coming due

26.10.26|Daniel Shmil, Hofit Cohen Ulay
Tax cuts and frozen tariffs have helped hold down some consumer prices, but the relief has come at a cost. Fuel, public transportation, electricity and water could all become more expensive as deferred increases catch up with households.
מוסף שבועי 27.6.19 כריסטינה פיגרס יושבת ראש אמנת המסגרת של האו"ם לשינוי האקלים

Israel's Approach to Energy Is Suicidal, Says Former Head of U.N. Framework on Climate Change

02.07.19|Omer Kabir
Christiana Figueres, who led the negotiations of the Paris Agreement, believes Israel should strive more to produce renewable energy and rely less on the import of fossil fuels
מימין אביחי רמות מנהל מפעל Flex אופקים רמי רשף מנכל GenCell

Flex and Fuel Cell Startup GenCell Partner on Joint Manufacture Line in Israel

10.02.19|Lior Gutman
Israel-based GenCell develops fuel cells capable of converting hydrogen and ammonia into hydrogen fuel
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Let None Go To Waste: This Startup Fuels Cooking by Using Natural Toilet Gas

19.11.18|Adi Pick
These bio-toilets have already been installed in off-grid communities in Israel and in a Guatemalan hospital
יובל שטייניץ שר האנרגיה ועידת אנרגיה 2018

Israel Announces $28.5 Million Grants Program for CNG Fueling Infrastructure

29.03.18|Lior Gutman
Earlier this month, the Israeli government approved a tax increase on non-renewable energy sources such as coal and outlined a plan to replace diesel fuel with natural gas as a main energy source for the country’s transportation system