Energy ministry
Energy minister touts oil pipeline to bypass Strait of Hormuz
Israel already has existing infrastructure with a pipeline between Eilat and Ashkelon, but infrastructure would be needed to connect Arab countries if they were willing.
Israel launches new search for natural gas in the Mediterranean Sea
Israel to assist Somaliland in developing its water sector
Two hydrogen refueling stations: The new step of the Ministry of Energy
Environmental Protection Ministry imposes NIS 457,000 fine on Chevron
The recent incident is not Chevron Mediterranean’s first violation aboard the Leviathan rig: in 2020, they were fined $1.1 million by the Energy Ministry for "blatant violations."
Saudi Arabia wants to be top supplier of hydrogen - energy minister
Saudi Arabia, the world's biggest oil exporter intends to produce and export something within the neighborhood of about 4 million tons of hydrogen by 2030.
Biden administration envoy hopes to continue Lebanon-Israel talks
Meet Amos Hochstein, the man heading the mediation between Israel and Lebanon. He will visit the two countries this month.
After damning climate report, gov’t must take heed, energy expert says
Air pollution found to cost NIS 12.9b., with NIS 7.7b. due to greenhouse gases.
Israeli, Egyptian energy ministers discuss natural gas trade plans
The two ministers discussed ongoing cooperation in the field of natural gas, and future plans to strengthen cooperation between the two countries.
Sustainable transportation: NIS 6.5 m. electric transit system coming to Israel
The venture to improve Israel’s carbon footprint with cleaner methods of transportation will be a joint project shared between the Transportation, Environmental Protection, and Energy Ministries.
Israel mulling creative solutions to Lebanon gas dispute - Energy Min.
New Energy Minister Karin Elharrar met with the US negotiator to discuss disputed maritime border with Lebanon
US-Israel program announces $4 million in funding for clean energy tech
BIRD Energy aims to foster collaborative projects between Israeli and American companies
Israel, Cyprus and Greece agree to link power grids via subsea cable
With a length of about 1,500 km and a maximum depth of 2,700 metres, it will be the longest and deepest subsea electricity cable to have ever been constructed, the Energy Ministry said.
Do the Abraham Accords open up new energy opportunities? - comment
A key cooperation opportunity lies in the field of energy, and specifically alternative energy transportation methods from the Persian Gulf to Europe through the Mediterranean.
