Israel Explores Geothermal Energy for First Time in Push to Diversify Power Supply
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.




















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.
Israel's Ministry of Energy is investigating geothermal energy, a clean and stable power source, following technological advancements in deep excavation.
Israel is boosting electric vehicle adoption due to rising gasoline costs, with over 230,000 drivers already benefiting from savings.
Israel's Innovation Authority and Ministry of Energy launched a national challenge for critical mineral technologies, with a 1 million Shekel prize for.
Israel's Minister of Energy, Eli Cohen, enacted new regulations for natural gas professions, enhancing safety through mandatory training and licensing.
Jerusalem inspectors are boosting enforcement at Passover koshering stations to ensure safety and compliance with regulations for utensil preparation.
Israel's Ministry of Energy is pushing for faster solar and storage system installation on private homes, offering incentives until end-2026.
Israel's Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure announced that regulated gasoline prices will increase by 0.14 Shekels per liter on March 1, 2026.
Israel's Ministry of Energy is initiating agro-voltaic renewable energy projects in the Gaza region, also known as Tekuma, to aid reconstruction and meet 2030.
Israel is establishing large-scale agro-voltaic projects in the Gaza Envelope, aiming to strengthen energy security and aid regional rehabilitation.
Israel's government approved the National Agro-Voltaic Plan, a historic step integrating solar energy with agriculture for dual land utilization and food.