Jerusalem, 8 November, 2026 (TPS-IL) — Israel and Germany have signed a joint energy cooperation program for 2027, extending their partnership for a fifth consecutive year.
The agreement focuses on strengthening energy security, protecting critical electricity and gas infrastructure from physical attacks and cyber threats, and developing advanced energy technologies.
Two joint working groups will address energy policy and technology, including geothermal energy, nuclear fusion, underground natural gas storage, sustainable aviation fuels, and artificial intelligence for smarter electricity-grid management.
The second group will focus on cybersecurity, cloud systems, digital sovereignty, fuel and spare-parts supplies, and recovery from infrastructure damage.
The agreement was signed during a visit by a German delegation, whose members toured strategic Israeli energy facilities and discussed lessons from the Iron Swords War.
