Energy ministry
War with Iran exposes Israel's critical energy vulnerabilities
Energy sources were front and center in the war with Iran making clear that Israel must do more to secure its critical power infrastructure
Israel can topple Iranian regime, war may last a few weeks, Energy Minister Eli Cohen tells 'Post'
Israel entered Gaza war without emergency plan for electricity, energy sectors, probe finds
Israel to shut down UNRWA's water, electricity after demolition of HQ, Eli Cohen tells 'Post'
Israeli hi-tech super algae can power a green energy revolution
Tel Aviv University researchers have transformed humble pond slime into an engine for clean fuel.
Steinitz: Israel must continue to develop its natural gas potential
Steinitz focused largely on natural gas for its export potential, saying that, when taking into account how much natural gas may be in Israeli waters, “it must be exported to Europe, too.”
Energy Ministry gets ‘award’ for ‘failure,’ while solar power gets accolade
This year’s Black Globe booby prize was given to the Energy, Infrastructure and Natural Resources Ministry for its “continual failure in managing the energy sector.”
Israel to light up Georgia with state’s first solar field
As part of its renewable energy initiative, Georgia Power is building nine other solar fields throughout the state with different companies.
Initial approval granted to renewable energy bill
The bill, proposed by MK Eitan Broshi (Zionist Union), calls for setting national targets for producing electricity from renewable energy sources.
Israel’s wind industry is blowing in a positive direction despite the challenges
Large-scale farm projects slowly overcome bureaucratic hurdles
Adam Teva V’Din demands broad energy efficiency program
NGO petitions High Court, noting that conservation would lead to dramatic economic, environmental benefits.
Netanyahu announces 2015 alternative fuels prize
The fuels produced through Keasling’s technologies have already been used in both buses and airplanes, according to the Prime Minister’s Office.
Government to slash targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions
Participant nations in COP- 21 are aiming to achieve a legally binding and universal agreement to ensure that global warming does not surpass 2°.
Energy Ministry: 25% increase in Tamar royalties in first half of 2015
In total, royalties and fees from natural resources amounted to about NIS 359 million in the first half of 2015.
