Oil israel
Israel’s Beyond Oil signs deal with US fast-food chain Duchess
Duchess plans to introduce the Israeli company’s frying-oil treatment technology at 11 Connecticut restaurants following a pilot launched in 2025.
Saudi Aramco tells staff to evacuate Dhahran as clashes with Yemen's Houthis continue
Gas prices in Israel to reach all-time high at NIS 8.27 per liter amid worldwide price hikes
Leviathan production capacity exceeds expectations
Employees of EAPC may be indicted for involvement in 2014 oil spill
The incident took place on December 3, 2014, during the construction of the Ramon Airport north of Eilat, which required diverting a section of the Eilat-Ashkelon oil pipeline.
Oil giant makes aliyah: Noble or ignoble?
One of the world’s biggest oil companies, Chevron, is acquiring Noble Energy for $5 billion. How will that affect Israel's natural gas finds?
Coronavirus causes fuel prices to drop in Israel, Energy Ministry says
One liter of 95 RON octane gasoline will cost NIS 4.89 including VAT, marking a reduction of NIS 1.03 or 17.4% since March.
Ministry: Israeli 2014 oil spill caused NIS 281 million worth of damage
There is also a criminal investigation into EAPC over what expert called the worst spill in Israel's history.
Evangelical firm encounters oil in Jezreel Valley
Ability to successfully produce the well still in doubt.
Israel’s gas predicament: We’ll make some money, but we won’t gain political clout
In today’s commodities market, an individual exporter plays a far less important role, as the crude oil changes corporate hands multiple times.
A new Cold War?
Drilling firm to pursue water, gas, oil projects
‘Atid’ to launch a home-based service to compete with the only other operator in the country.
Newcomer Energean will attract other int’l firms to explore for gas in Israel
Latest find and ongoing projects accelerating development in the entire region.
Fracking is bad for your health, Health Ministry official says
Environmental groups have often voiced their concerns that petroleum in the region was likely “tight oil,” which could require non-conventional drilling procedures such as hydraulic fracturing.
