המדיניות הנוכחית של הפחתת השימוש בפחם תוך שימוש מוגבר בגז טבעי היא אופטימלית למשק הישראלי ■ כדי ליישמה על הרגולטורים ולעודד הקמת תשתיות ולקבל החלטות תומכות שמתחשבות גם במכלול התועלות במשק

The government of Israel’s policy to curb coal use to a minimum and use more gas and renewables is optimal for the Israeli market ?However, in order for this to occur, the regulators need to pass supportive legislation that also take into consideration all the market benefits

Twice delayed, Israel’s offshore licensing round for 24 blocks closed on 15 November. It was a disappointment: the only submissions were from Greece’s Energean, and a consortium of four large Indian corporations: ONGC Videsh, Bharat PetroResources, Indian Oil and Oil India.

Despite Egypt’s natural gas sector booming, the country would probably need to import the fuel again

The additional postponement of the oil and gas licenses exploration tender, that the Ministry of Energy announced, leads to the conclusion that there is something problematic in the current approach and that under the current circumstances nothing is about to change ■ Why did our neighbors succeed in their tender, how does the timing influence mattes, is it all really political, and what nevertheless could still be done to change the picture and bring positive results

Is the gas pipeline project between Israel and Italy, namely the pipeline known as the East Med Gas Pipeline Project, the construction of which relies considerably on the ability to export gas from Leviathan and others, a project that is economic and technically possible? The views in the energy market are divided, but the Minister of Energy Yuval Steinitz is promoting the project.

כללי הסולידריות באיחוד האירופי, שנועדו לדאוג לחלוקת הגז בעת משבר, עשויים לקדם את הפרוייקט השאפתני של הקמת הצינור הימי לאיטליה. הם זו אופציה הכי טובה?

The country has invoked new emergency regulations as offshore pipeline repairs reduce domestic supply—but is it a sensible move?

With Israel looking for ways to export some of its natural gas to Europe, some experts believe that the Southern Gas Corridor (SGC) mega-pipeline, which will carry gas from the Caspian region to Europe beginning in 2018, may be a ready-to-go option.