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.
Energy & Infrastructure
Mekorot reports strong core growth in 2025, but regulatory changes drive heavy net loss
More than a port - a strategic anchor for Israel
Asia is most affected continent by Strait of Hormuz closure, with 80% of Gulf energy imports
New Israeli bus terminal charges electric buses wirelessly
Housed beneath the asphalt, Electreon’s technology charges vehicles wirelessly as they drive or park above.
Dan Hotels to become first Israeli hotel chain with majority green energy consumption
The Israeli hotel chain will purchase up to 75% of its electricity from Electra Power in a 10-year deal valued between NIS 300-350 million.
Is Jerusalem done letting the high-rise construction fever run rampant?
There are growing signs that Jerusalemites are no longer ready to accept the construction of 30-story and even 46-story towers throughout the city.
Mekorot announces third-quarter net profit of NIS 57 million
Mekorot has shown strong results for the third quarter and in general. Operating profit increased by NIS 200 million' says Mekorot CEO Amit Lang.
Bazan Group results for third quarter of 2023 shows net income of $115 million
Bazan has proven once again to be the cornerstone of the country's fuel supply.
Israel-Hamas war: What will happen to Gaza's natural gas field?
The Hamas leadership should be persuaded to surrender unconditionally so that the Gazan people follow suit.
Mekorot to double the amount of water supplied to the Mitzpe Ramon area
Ryanair cancels 870 flights due to Gaza war
Ryanair cancels nearly 900 flights in October due to Israel-Gaza conflict, but sees 9% increase in passengers this month.
Israir launches yellow-ribbon campaign to bring Hamas hostages home
.The objective is to spotlight the issue of the hostages not only in Israel but also on a global scale.
Miri Regev bans Israeli civilians from public buses on Shabbat
In contrast to the first weekend of public transportation during the war, the Transportation Ministry now restricts travel to soldiers and security forces, leaving citizens stranded.
