Israel natural gas
WATCH; Netanyahu visits Leviathan gas platform as Israel projects NIS 350 billion in energy revenue
During a visit to the Leviathan gas platform, Netanyahu touted natural gas as a strategic national asset, highlighting billions in state revenue, savings for Israeli families, and diplomatic benefits.
Israel launches new search for natural gas in the Mediterranean Sea
Israel Navy commandos, submarines train to protect Eilat from invasion
Severe nationwide floods in Israel as dozens rescued, security fence section collapses
Israel and Cyprus downplay crisis in ties over Turkey reconciliation
Anastasiades flies to Israel on short notice, both sides deny problems in ties as a result of Israel’s reconciliation with Turkey.
Delek in talks to buy 20% stake in Kraken oil field near Scotland
EnQuest currently owns 70.5% of the field while Cairn Energy Plc owns the other 29.5% stake.
Steinitz slams delays in natural gas deal for causing ‘billions in damages’
Steinitz criticized what he said were six years’ worth of delays in getting the Leviathan Reservoir’s development off the ground.
Work to begin on $120m. Leviathan engineering plan
A spokeswoman for the consortium said a decision on which firm will carry out the engineering plans will be likely be made in the coming days.
Analysis: How gas could warm relations between Israel and Turkey
"I'm a great proponent of this effort to resume diplomatic relations with Turkey."
Leviathan signs $3b. deal to power planned electric plant in Be’er Tuviya
In January, private Israeli power giant Edeltech and its Turkish partner Zorlu Enerji signed a $1.3b. contract for Leviathan gas to be used at the eventual Tamar power plant.
Gas deal may soon be back on track after partners reportedly agree to update
The latest version of the deal still requires approval from the government, which the ministry expects in the coming days.
Report: Russia wants share in Israeli gas
Gazprom's interest in Israeli gas reservoir Leviathan is a strategic issue for Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Is it wrong to critique decisions by the Israel Supreme Court?
Nowhere is criticism of the court more warranted than in the gas decision. Nothing in Israeli law bars such long-term commercial arrangements.
Netanyahu backs Shaked in criticizing High Court over gas deal decision
Justice Sohlberg: “Instead of ‘sit and do not act’ in order to be on the side of safety, it is better to “rise up and act’ as the law stipulates.”