Power
German police defuse 21 explosive devices uncovered at power grid in Saxony
German police said on Friday they were searching for a man who sent letters claiming responsibility for a series of sabotage attacks on the power grid after they found explosives at his home.
Cuba suffers islandwide power grid collapse as US oil blockade deepens energy crisis
AI and the threat to power grid stability: State freezes approvals for server farms
Mekorot launches tender for solar and energy storage facilities at water reservoirs
The leaders of tomorrow, here today
The make-up of the Under 30 Summit means a limitless professional ceiling for these young superstars, as well as a professional timeline of at least a half-century.
No Holds Barred: Is support for Israel determined by personal friendships or political interests?
"The Jewish community learned this year, especially regarding the catastrophic Iran deal, that relationships made little difference when it came to elected official’s interests."
Energy minister signs private power supply licenses
With the new licenses, the three power stations will be able to sell electricity not only to the Israel Electric Corporation but also to large industrial and commercial consumers, Steinitz says.
Eco Wave Power to establish its first Chinese power station
Tel Aviv based firm which harnesses energy from ocean waves receives permission to establish first plant in China.
Palestinian power company nixing Leviathan gas import deal
About 4.75 billion cubic meters of gas were planned to be sold to fuel a future power plant in Jenin.
US envoy Power: There will never be a sunset on America's commitment to Israel
Power says that there is an alarming surge in global anti-Semitism.
Environmentalists protest overhead electricity line planned for Hula Valley
Installation of overhead power lines in the area pose a serious threat to the Hula Valley, which has become an international beacon for ecotourism
Chernobyl liquidators’ deserve better
On April 26, 1986, a reactor at a Ukraine nuclear power plant exploded. Many of the men who were sent in to secure the disaster zone have since died from radiation exposure, but there are some who live in Israel today and are fighting for greater disability rights
iENGAGE: Reimagining the Jewish in ‘Jewish’ state
An engaged and pluralistic Jewish public sphere can enrich life in Israel and across the Jewish world.
Israel pays PA electricity debts with withheld taxes
Finance Minister transfers of NIS 435 million of Palestinian financial forfeiture to the Israel Electric Corporation.
