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Israel explores nuclear fusion as data centers drive demand for power
22.10.26
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Daniel Shmil
A new Energy Ministry proposal would fund research into a technology that could eventually transform electricity generation. The recommended plan calls for up to NIS 1 billion over five to seven years, although commercial fusion remains a distant and uncertain prospect.
Israel won’t force Chevron out of Tamar or Leviathan
17.09.26
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Yuval Azulay
The long-awaited Dayan Committee report calls for regulatory stability, a 515 BCM domestic reserve requirement and incentives for developing smaller gas discoveries.
Israel’s desalination crisis could last weeks as authorities await algae test results
07.09.26
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Yuval Azulay
A week after microscopic algae disrupted several desalination plants, Ashkelon and Ashdod remain shut while three others are operating at reduced capacity. Authorities have yet to publish results from a controversial experiment involving aircraft dispersing copper-containing materials off the Ashkelon coast.
“What upsets Chevron also upsets Trump”: Why Israel is backing away from a shake-up of the gas market
06.08.26
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Yuval Azulay
The Dayan Committee is expected to reject calls to force Chevron to sell assets in Tamar or Leviathan, prioritizing regulatory stability as Israel seeks new energy investors.
Israel turns to hydrogen as the world questions whether it is really the fuel of the future
04.08.26
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Shani Ashkenazi
The government is investing millions in a hydrogen valley in the Negev, but critics warn that costs, inefficiency and fossil-fuel dependence could make the technology a costly mistake.
Fuel prices jumped again. Here’s what actually saves money and what doesn’t
01.08.26
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Tomer Hadar
From fake fuel-saving gadgets to aggressive electric vehicle campaigns, Israelis are about to be flooded with advice. Here is what actually saves money, and what is just marketing.
"Israel is the last country to adopt innovative energy technologies"
31.03.24
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Shani Ashkenazi
"I left the position because I understood that the cut is not temporary," says outgoing Chief Scientist at the Ministry of Energy Dr. Gideon Friedmann. In an interview with Calcalist he claims that "in Israel there are not enough breakthrough technologies in the field of climate" and criticizes the regulators who are "afraid to introduce innovations and take risks."
Not so hot for Climatech: Governmental budget cuts paint bleak picture
02.03.23
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Shani Ashkenazi
The budget of the Chief Scientist at the Ministry of Energy is set to be cut in half, harming startups and academic research in the fields of renewable energy. Global warming is almost of no interest to the current government, and entrepreneurs in the field express concern for the future of Israeli climatech
U.S.-Israel Energy Center announces winner of $6m funding for cybersecurity solutions in energy sector
12.04.21
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CTech
The selected consortium, which included a number of American and Israeli companies and universities, will receive a total of $6 million, taking Center’s total investment to $67.2 million
Cellopark will operate government-run app for electric vehicles
06.01.21
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Udi Etsion
The company won a tender from the Ministry of Energy to operate an app that will list closest charging stations in order to help people deal with anxiety of “running out of gas”
Energy Ministry plan sees natural gas plants replaced by solar energy facilities
19.10.20
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Lior Gutman
According to the proposal, in the next 10 years 30% of Israel’s electricity will be generated using alternative sources; electricity price is expected to rise to fund transition
Israeli government agencies invest more than $3 million in alternative energy R&D
24.09.20
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James Spiro
“The call for proposals for pilot programs in the energy sector will lead to the rapid commercialization of innovative energy technologies”
Energy ministry urges Israeli cities to prepare for a massive influx of electric cars
03.08.20
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Lior Gutman
A document sent to municipalities instructs them to ensure they have sufficient charging stations since they forecast half of all cars sold in 2030 will be electric
One of Two Companies Allegedly Involved in Violating Water Standards to Build Israel’s New Desalination Plant
29.08.19
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Lior Gutman
Israel’s Ministry of Energy announced two finalists in a tender to construct the country’s sixth and largest desalination plant, IDE and Hutchison. Both companies previously owned desalination plant Sorek, which was recently found in violation of regulations
Two Israeli Desalination Plants Violated Water Standards, Forged Data
20.08.19
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Lior Gutman
The country’s Ministry of Energy found the water in two facilities had levels of chloride higher than the predetermined standard. These facilities presented a false pretense of compliance in their reports