Energy & Infrastructure

Gulf states consider bypassing Strait of Hormuz with new oil pipelines via Haifa - FT

The Financial Times reported that the Gulf states aim to create a new network of pipelines, roads, and railways to stop relying on the Strait of Hormuz.

3D-printed oil barrels, an oil pump jack and a map showing the Strait of Hormuz and Iran appear in this illustration taken March 2, 2026.

Mekorot reports strong core growth in 2025, but regulatory changes drive heavy net loss

More than a port - a strategic anchor for Israel

Shaul Schnider, Chairman of the Board, Ashdod Port

Asia is most affected continent by Strait of Hormuz closure, with 80% of Gulf energy imports

Asia will be the most affected continent by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.

Enlight brightens Israel's energy sector with new solar storage units

Now that the Yesha and Re'im projects have been completed, Enlight announced they had accomplished a total capacity of 16 MW of solar power and 94 MWh of energy storage.

JULY 9, 2024ByJERUSALEM POST STAFF

Two new solar power projects by Enlight Renewable Energy, generated in the Gaza Envelope, are connected to the national electricity grid.

Delek USA Chairman: ESG commitments are meaningless without changing behavior

As long as we as a society are not committed to changing our behavior, these are just words,” said Executive Chairman of Delek US Holdings, Uzi Yamin at the Jerusalem Post Conference.

JUNE 6, 2024ByALAN ROSENBAUM

Uzi Yemin, Executive Chairman of Delek US Holdings, Inc., at the Jerusalem Post Conference.

Bazan Group reports strong financial performance in Q1 2024

Key financial figures for the first quarter include an operating cash flow of $149 million (before changes in working capital and tax) and the acquisition of fixed assets amounting to $25 million

MAY 21, 2024ByJERUSALEM POST STAFF

Moshe Kaplinsky, Chairman of the Bazan Group

Wheeling and dealing: Bicycle activism in Jerusalem

Oren Lotan is the projects manager for the Jerusalem Transportation Master Plan Team (JTMPT), working to improve transportation in Jerusalem.

APRIL 28, 2024ByBARRY DAVIS

Cyclists are seen on the bicycle path on Hanassi Street in Jerusalem.

Surviving the fallout: Jerusalem's bomb shelter crisis

Safe rooms and public bomb shelters are essential for keeping Israelis safe from aerial threats like rockets and drones. Which is why it's such a problem that not all Jerusalemites have any.

APRIL 19, 2024ByAARON REICH

Taking cover on the highway amid the fire of aerial threats.

Natural gas is an example of strategic relationships that endure despite geopolitical turmoil

New-Med Energy's CEO spoke at the Maariv-Walla Conference with Ben Caspit about the strong business relations we have with Cairo.

APRIL 4, 2024ByMAARIV ONLINE

Yossi Abu at the at the Maariv-Walla conference

'An Unreasonable Man': How hydroelectric power came to Palestine - review

Leslie Turnberg’s biography An Unreasonable Man: Pinchas Rutenberg, the Russian Revolutionary Who Electrified Palestine is probably the first book in English about this intensely private man.

MARCH 24, 2024ByCOLIN SHINDLER