'Israel will not meet renewable energy goals for 2025'
Experts say country is under-performing in renewable energies, and recommend government adjust goals as well as developing a competitive market ...
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Experts say country is under-performing in renewable energies, and recommend government adjust goals as well as developing a competitive market ...
Yisrael Beytenu Minister Hamad Amar instructs Israel Tax Authority to prepare plan to deduct 400 million shekels owed from taxes ...
The Palestinian Authority has not paid for the electricity it has received from the Israel Electric Corporation for the past ...
Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah says the government should make power shortages a priority, adding the total blackout that occurred on ...
Erratic power supplies have put hospitals and essential services in crisis mode as shortage of diesel and fuel, along with ...
Electricity minister resigns as provinces in southern Iraq, where temperatures are currently averaging 122 degrees Farenheit, are shortening working hours.
Cellcom is planning to transform the industry within a decade, shifting most of production from the government-owned Israel Electric Corporation ...
50% of local authorities electric bills goes to streetlights, with another 30% to schools. City of Ashkelon has taken advantage ...
Renewable energy company acquires control of a large wind energy project in Sweden with a capacity of 372 megawatts and ...
According to energy researcher at the Mitvim Institute, Israelis are paying prices that are "wildly above" those available on the ...
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