Energy

25°

Weather

YnetGlobal Channels

Sites & Sources

more channels

Contact

Energy

איור סכמטי של תהליך האלקטרוסינתזה המפיק מימן ואפוקסיד

Technion develops breakthrough method to produce green hydrogen and epoxide

Technion researchers have developed a membrane-free method to produce green hydrogen and the industrial chemical epoxide with 98% efficiency, potentially reducing production costs and enabling large-scale industrial use

ynet | 10.08.26

Construction of a solar roof over a dairy barn

Can solar power help bring Israel’s border farms back to life?

Opinion: Solar projects can provide farmers in Israel’s border communities with steady income, new infrastructure and energy resilience, helping sustain agriculture and strengthen communities as they rebuild after Oct. 7

Danielle Biton | 10.08.26

Oil prices are igniting a wave of inflation

Oil price roller coaster: Could energy crisis fuel global inflation?

Fears of renewed Iran fighting and disrupted Bab al-Mandab shipping could send oil prices soaring and reignite inflation; energy expert urges Israel to boost strategic reserves

Tal Shahaf | 09.27.26

Israel Electric Corporation develops local manufacturing capability for critical power plant components

Israel Electric Corporation develops 3D-printed parts to reduce dependence on overseas suppliers

IEC is working with Israeli technology companies to manufacture complex spare parts for power plants locally, including components made from heat-resistant steel alloys, in a bid to cut lead times from years to weeks and strengthen operational continuity during wars and supply disruptions

ynet Global | 09.24.26

Israel’s gas dilemma: Export now or save supplies for an uncertain energy future?

The Dayan Committee’s final report maps Israel’s gas market through 2048 but reveals deep divides how much gas to reserve at home, how much to export, whether Chevron’s role undermines competition and how heavily policy should rely on future discoveries

Sivan Hilaie | 09.20.26

Could nuclear power turn Israel into a global AI hub?

A proposed US-run nuclear and technology complex in the Negev could power data centers and chip production, but investor Ezra Gardner says Israel is delaying the deal over concerns it would lose control of the site

Tal Shahaf | 09.13.26

A technical malfunction prevented the explosive from detonating. The drone in Leipzig

The Israeli defense industry’s next customers won’t be wearing uniforms

Analysis: The Leipzig airport incident shows how drones are pushing airports, ports, energy sites and data centers to buy integrated security systems built for civilian operations

Eliel Schleider | 08.21.26

Israel risks losing energy independence within two decades, state comptroller warns

Report faults Energy Ministry over gas reserves, exports, storage and planning, saying rising electricity demand from population growth, AI data centers and climate pressures could create energy shortfall

Sivan Hilaie | 06.25.26

A new approach to hydrogen fuel cells operating in ambient air

Israeli scientists rethink hydrogen fuel cells to unlock cheaper green energy

Technion researchers and partners at Tianjin University say managing carbon dioxide, rather than eliminating it, could make low-cost fuel cells more durable and practical for vehicles, drones and remote power systems

ynet Global | 06.25.26

Egypt's solar triumph is underwritten by an Israeli gas pipeline

Analysis: As Cairo celebrates major solar projects, its grid stability still relies on Israeli natural gas, emergency fuel imports and pipelines seen as vital arteries of regional security

Amine Ayoub | 06.20.26

Gym, dining room and life at sea: aboard the strategic gas platform keeping Israel’s lights on

Deep in the Mediterranean, the Karish floating gas facility supplies about 40% of Israel’s natural gas needs; accessible only by helicopter, it operates around the clock under heavy security as a critical pillar of the country’s energy system

Ziv Koren, Sivan Hilaie | 06.19.26

‘One missile can darken cities’: Doral CEO warns Israel is falling behind on energy

Yoni Hantis, who became one of the youngest CEOs among Tel Aviv’s top listed companies, says Israel’s dependence on gas and oil leaves it dangerously exposed while bureaucracy keeps renewable energy projects stuck for years

Sivan Hilaie | 06.18.26

Energy education is a great start — but it cannot replace bold policy

Opinion: Energy Ministry’s 'Switch' program can help students understand sustainability and energy security, but Israel must pair that effort with faster infrastructure investment and long-term planning

Danny Denan | 06.16.26

The race for the next strategic land: can AI turn Israel’s north into a real estate hotspot?

Investments in technology are reshaping Israel’s land map, and the future of real estate may ultimately be determined outside the country’s center, if the state plans wisely

Dr. Bella Barda Bareket | 05.15.26

Bank Hapoalim Corporate Division head Shmulik Arbel

Dalia secures NIS 5.7b for major new power plant

The 850-megawatt Eshkol Avshal project, named for Oct. 7 victim Avshalom Haran and backed by Bank Hapoalim and Siemens technology, is set to boost Israel’s energy capacity by 2029

ynet Global | 05.15.26

Hot Tags

Today

This Week

This Month

Africa Amichai Eliyahu Analysis Andy Burnham Anti-Zionism Arabs Arkia Armored Corps Artificial Intelligence Azerbaijan

Hot Tags

Today

This Week

This Month

Africa Amichai Eliyahu Analysis Andy Burnham Anti-Zionism Arabs Arkia Armored Corps Artificial Intelligence Azerbaijan