Five Israeli Projects Win Funding to Develop Critical Minerals Technologies
Five Israeli projects, including Drillzy, secured funding from Israel's Innovation Authority and Ministry of Energy to advance critical minerals technologies in.

Five Israeli projects, including Drillzy, secured funding from Israel's Innovation Authority and Ministry of Energy to advance critical minerals technologies in.

Israel launched a tender for one of the world's largest desalination plants in Emek Hefer, near Netanya, to produce 400 million cubic meters annually.


Beit Shemesh, Israel, is launching its largest municipal energy storage project, with 12 systems totaling 7 MW to generate revenue and provide backup power.

Israel's Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure, led by Minister Eli Cohen, opened new offshore natural gas exploration bids in its EEZ to expand its energy.

Israel's State Comptroller warns the nation risks losing energy independence within two decades, citing natural gas export reliance and future LPG import.

Israel assumes the EMGF presidency in July, aiming to broaden its energy focus, as discussed at a Washington meeting hosted by US Secretary Chris Wright.

Israel unveiled its 2035 National Energy Plan in Jerusalem, aiming to triple renewable energy capacity to 26 gigawatts by 2035, as stated by Minister Eli Cohen.

Israel completed financial close for its largest solar project near Dimona in the Negev, a 265 MW plant by EDF Renewables, setting a record low tariff.

In Jerusalem, Israel's Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure, led by Minister Eli Cohen, is exploring geothermal energy for the first time to diversify power.