Electricity
Matzot, vegetables, and a washing machine: Passover 2026 marks a new era of Israeli consumerism
The pre-Passover shopping season begins, highlighting a key trend: Expensive and complex products, led by electrical appliances, are rapidly moving into food retail chains.
Cars that can power your fridge during a power outage
Ukraine claims blackmail by Hungary and Slovakia over energy
Israel entered Gaza war without emergency plan for electricity, energy sectors, probe finds
Saudi deal won’t harm Israel, official says amid nuke fears
In Cyprus, Netanyahu focused on the economic benefits of such a deal explaining that it could create a new electricity coordinator that could link Europe with India via the Middle East.
Lebanon: If UN doesn't pay for electricity, Syrian refugees will go without
Experts say Lebanese politicians use Syrian refugees to bargain for more international aid.
Israel orgs to provide Holocaust survivors with free electricity
Amid one of the hottest summers on record, many Holocaust survivors are unable to afford to keep their homes cool.
Power cuts, heatwave disrupt lives of sick Gazans
Power cuts in Gaza, which are unpredictable at the best of times, now last for around 12 hours a day instead of 10 as demand for air conditioning soars.
Large fire breaks out in Israel's north, traffic blocked
Fires have broken out across seven different locations in Israel's north.
SodaStream pledges 100% renewable energy by 2023
SodaStream entered a corporate power purchase agreement (PPA) with the global renewable energy platform Enlight.
Israel takes giant leap forward with magnetic sensors
The sensors can detect low-frequency magnetic fields smaller than 200 pico-Tesla, which is more than 200,000 times smaller than the earth's magnetic field.
Israel's Electreon to install wireless car-charging road in France
The technology could reduce CO2 emissions from road freight transport by 86% if deployed at large scales.
Despite billions of dollars spent, Iraqis battle unstable electric supply
Since 2003, Iraqi citizens have suffered from an unreliable, intermittent government electricity supply, creating a massive industry of private generators. Hopes are now being placed on deals
World off track for reaching energy access goals by 2030 - report
“The poorest continue to suffer the most from climate injustice even though they are not the climate offenders,” said Yosef Abramowitz.
