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Exports to Egypt and Jordan increased by 25%.
By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)
Royalties surge 23% in the first half of the year.
By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)
"The expansion will allow us to supply more energy to the local, regional and global market.”
NewMed holds a 45 percent stake in Israel’s Leviathan offshore gas field, the second largest gas field in the entire Mediterranean Sea.
In the first half of 2021 total royalties were about NIS 557 million.
By Israel Hayom
The “Gas for Gaza” initiative seeks to see natural gas pumped from Israel's Leviathan gas field into the Gaza Strip, according to Arab media.
"Israel is quickly becoming an energy powerhouse, an energy-exporting country."
"The tests have shown that no risk is expected for residents of the coastal communities at all stages of operations, including at the time of the initial tests.”
Leviathan is one of the world’s largest deep-water natural gas discoveries found in the first decade of the 21st century.
By JNi.Media
“For the sake of Israel’s security, it should keep the natural gas it has found in the country, and convert everything it can to operate on gas.”
The Security Cabinet unanimously decided it is of decisive importance to move quickly to develop and expand the natural gas fields that have been discovered off Israel's coasts.
By Shalom Bear
Now, Noble Energy and Delek can sell the offshore fields and avoid being labeled a cartel.
By DovBear
The beast's tremendous bulk makes its continued existence impractical.
The government can expect to rake in billions of dollars from natural gas exports in the next 20 years, claimed Yitzchak Tshuva, controlling shareholder of Delek, which is a major partner in the Nobel Energy consortium that has begun pumping gas from its off-shore oil discovery. Opposing views are trying to prohibit exports, arguing that […]
Israel has (more) gas. Baruch Hashem. But who should profit?
Straight from the Jerusalem boardroom: Companies around the world invest millions in Israel.
Israel should use its new gas resources to further its political interests, just as the Arabs have done with their energy resources.
The operator of Australia’s Pluto liquefied natural gas project, Woodside Petroleum, will buy a 30 percent share in Israel’s Leviathan natural gas field for $2.5 billion, becoming a strategic partner in the drilling.
Straight from the Jerusalem Boardroom #171
DowJones Newswire reports that Delek Drilling Partnership and Avner Oil Exploration announced Sunday that the Karish prospective offshore gas field may hold as much as 2 trillion cubic feet of natural gas. A survey said the field may contain as much as 3.5 trillion cubic feet of gas. Delek and Avner own 26.47% of the field, and […]
Recent news of a massive natural gas well have turned eyes on Israel’s struggle to adopt an energy policy in the wake of its first-time gas wealth. Trying to measure the value of energy independence against short-term profits, Israel has shown that its unexpected blessing comes with a price.
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