Articles in "energy"
Energy Ministry Explores Battery Backup Systems for Residential Buildings
Israel is exploring a shift from diesel generators to battery-based backup power in apartment buildings, with falling battery prices ...
Israel Seeks Foothold in Emerging Global Nuclear Fusion Industry
Israel has a limited window to position itself in the emerging global nuclear fusion industry, which could be worth hundreds of billions of ...
Bulgarian Energy Facilities Ready for Winter, Energy Minister Says
Sofia (BTA) - Bulgarian energy facilities are ready for the winter season, Energy Minister Iva Petrova told the parliamentary committee in ...
Azerbaijan, Serbia Sign Deal for 500-MW Gas Power Plant in Niš
Baku (AZERTAC) - A Shareholders Agreement was signed in Belgrade between SOCAR, the Serbian state energy enterprise "Elektrosenayesi ...
Leviathan Partners Pull Plug on $6.7B Deal for Israeli Electricity
NewMed Energy and Ratio Energies have moved to terminate a $6.7 billion natural gas supply agreement with Israeli power producer Dalia ...
Azerbaijan Electricity Output Down 2.4% in First Eight Months
Baku (AZERTAC) - Between January-August, 17.8 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity were produced in Azerbaijan, which is 2.4 percent less ...
As Israel’s EV Adoption Plunges, Government Warns of Economic Costs
Israel’s electric vehicle market is on track to miss government targets and could cost the economy billions of shekels without ...
Rapid Light Pulses Could Unlock More Efficient Solar Materials
A flash of light lasting less than a millisecond can transform bismuth oxide into a form that generates up to 50 times more electrical ...
Israel’s Energy Independence Could Be Undermined Within Two Decades, State Comptroller Warns
Israel could lose parts of its energy independence within the next two decades due to planning gaps, infrastructure delays and growing ...
Renewable Energy Could Reach Up To 38% Of Azerbaijan’s Energy Balance
Baku (AZERTAC) - The share of renewable energy sources in Azerbaijan's energy balance could reach 34-38 percent by 2030, exceeding the 30 ...
