Ora Coren
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In major development, Israel starts pumping gas to Egypt
Natural gas from Israel's offshore fields is flowing to Egypt, after trial exports to Jordan began two weeks earlier → Read More
Gas from Israel's Leviathan offshore reserve begins flowing to Egypt
Development is a major step in cold peace between Jerusalem and Cairo → Read More
Natural gas of Israel's largest offshore field to start flowing within two weeks
Exports to Egypt and Jordan from the Leviathan reservoir will begin shortly thereafter → Read More
Natural Gas of Israel's Leviathan to Start Flowing Within Two Weeks
Exports to Egypt and Jordan from Israel’s biggest gas reservoir will begin shortly thereafter → Read More
If Egypt Won’t Buy Israel’s Gas, Maybe Israeli Consumers Will
Government pilot project aims to hook up 15 new neighborhoods to the nationwide pipeline and encourage wider use of natural gas in homes → Read More
Israeli gas exports to Egypt advance after terminal deal signed
But two NGOs file suit to block deal that would allow exports to start → Read More
New pact lifts duties on Israeli imports of Canadian foodstuffs
Expanded trade deal also allows Israeli industry freer access to the Canadian market → Read More
Israel shouldn’t let a little spying undo its economic ties with China, ex-chief analyst argues
Yuval Shereshevsky, until recently head of research for Prime Minister Netanyahu, suggests ways Israel can adjust to the reality of a U.S.-China trade war → Read More
Israel agrees on trade deal with South Korea that excludes West Bank, East Jerusalem, Golan
Hours before a ceremony marking the agreement, Prime Minister Netanyahu's office announced that he would not be able to attend → Read More
Israel starts preparing for age of driverless cars, just 20 years away
National Economic Council report takes a stab at assessing the impact of a transportation revolution on the economy, including the price of success → Read More
The Israeli startup that sees a big future in little drips
N-Drip says its technology will make drip irrigation financially viable for many more of the world’s farmers → Read More
Israel Electric Company to sell plant to group that includes Chinese company
The sale is the first step in the power sector’s monopoly-breaking reforms but may stir opposition from the U.S. over China's role → Read More
Israeli city takes step toward becoming global food-tech center
Consortium led by Tnuva wins government tender to develop industry incubator → Read More
McDonald’s in Israeli right’s crosshairs over absence of West Bank outlets
Citing anti-boycott law, group seeks to bar burger chain from lucrative Ben-Gurion Airport contract and warns other businesses may be targeted → Read More
Israeli Tycoon Accused of Hiring Black Cube to Spy on Yair Lapid When He Was Finance Minister
Idan Ofer hired the controversial intel firm in 2014 to dig dirt on the Treasury and other officials in order to influence tax policy, investigative TV show 'Uvda' reports → Read More
Tnuva, Tempo Join Venture Funds to Put $100m Into Foodtech
Home > Israel News > Business Tnuva, Tempo Join Venture Funds to Put $100m Into Foodtech Move comes two weeks after U.S. candy maker Mars forms group with Israeli venture fund Israeli food makers are teaming up with high-tech investors to forge a giant $100 million partnership that will invest in food and agrotech startups in Israel, the participants announced on Monday. → Read More
Six years after venture's collapse, a second act begins for electric cars in Israel
Two companies have announced rollouts of recharging-station networks, with government ministries supporting the move → Read More
Mars in food-tech tie-up with Israel’s Jerusalem Venture Partners
The partnership will put money into startups and academic research → Read More
Tamar gas supplies suspended amid concern over rocket attacks
Home > Israel News Tamar Gas Supplies Suspended Amid Concern Over Rocket Attacks Fighting hasn’t yet run up enough costs to require extra budget, Finance Ministry says Israeli Energy Minister Yuval Steinitz on Sunday ordered natural gas supplies from the offshore Tamar field to be suspended as rocket attacks by Gaza militants marked their second day. → Read More
Israel poised for energy revolution as solar prices fall
Surge in development puts country in line to meet target for 10% renewable energy generation by the end of 2020 → Read More