Power
Cuba suffers islandwide power grid collapse as US oil blockade deepens energy crisis
The outage follows three nationwide blackouts in July and comes as a US-imposed oil blockade further strains the island's aging energy infrastructure.
AI and the threat to power grid stability: State freezes approvals for server farms
Mekorot launches tender for solar and energy storage facilities at water reservoirs
Cable issues force a second shutdown at new Hydro-Quebec line supplying New York City electricity
Dreaming impossible dreams?
“I grew up in a poor neighborhood in Bat Yam, where nobody cared about aesthetics. Everybody was too busy fighting their daily battles. All people thought about was how to survive."
The world turned upside down
Israel is achieving power parity with leading European nations.
Netanyahu crows at Israel’s listing as world’s 8th most powerful country
The same magazine said the country is also perceived as the world’s most religious state, followed by Saudi Arabia and Iran.
Apologies don’t work for the powerful, study finds
People with high social status are perceived as insincere when they apologize for a transgression.
How I achieve my New Year's Resolutions
My Grandmother's Fur Coat, My Great Aunts and My Sisterhood Seeking
No more ‘Not in my backyard’ stances for local municipalities
Today, the authority to license business operations lies with municipal authorities
Nothing to see here
Israel needs to tell the truth about the decision to cut power to Gaza
Abbas threatens to further cut Gaza funds
According to the UN, Gaza residents now receive only about four to six hours a day of electricity.
Gaza power plant to resume operation day after being shut
The Energy Authority in Gaza said the expected resumption of the power plant’s operation comes after Egypt facilitated the delivery of new fuel shipments to the Strip on Thursday.