Electricity
Why portable power stations are becoming essential as blackouts and heatwaves rise
New drone‑mounted robot transforms high‑voltage maintenance in Israel
Criminal networks in Negev, Galilee tighten grip on Israel’s economy, infrastructure
Lebanon won’t disarm Hezbollah, but will attack a 'generator owner'
The industrial drive: How China's factories are pushing global electricity demand
The International Energy Agency (IEA) forecast a surge in global electricity consumption over the next three years, averaging nearly 4% per year until 2027.
Electricity crisis sparks more protests in southern Yemen
As of Thursday, Aden’s power stations had been completely inoperative for more than 30 hours.
Impassable motorways: Northern England paralyzed by heavy snowfall and icy roads
Heavy snow and freezing rain made many northern England roads, including the A66, impassable, causing widespread closures.
One charger to rule them all: France mandates USB-C as universal charger for electronic devices
Starting Saturday, France enforces a new regulation requiring all electronic devices sold in the country to be equipped with a USB-C charging port.
The ultimate guide to a warm and energy-efficient winter
Tips for using your air conditioner for heating in the cold season.
State to open VAT-free store at Ramon Airport
The Israel Airports Authority issued a tender for a VAT-free store at Eilat Airport, where 25% of Israel’s mobile phones are sold. The VAT hike next year will increase the city's appeal.
From radiator to tumble dryer: How to avoid a crazy electricity bill?
Winter brings cold, rainy weather and a rise in electricity consumption and bills. With the right appliances and simple tips, you can stay warm and save on costs.
Expensive intelligence: AI boom drives up power demand, Israel unready
The Knesset's Technology Committee discussed the AI revolution's impact on rising electricity use, with experts warning of new energy security risks for which Israel is unprepared.
New committee forms to connect Druze, Circassian homes to Israel's power grid, legalize homes
The comittee aims to legitamize the status of most Druze households in five years.
Money on the floor: 50K households join electricity reform
Two months into the electricity reform launch, 50,000 households have already switched to private suppliers in Israel, saving 5%-20% on their electricity bills. Will you be next?
