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כנס תשתיות לאומיות פאנל מימין פרופ' איתן ששינסקי , ניב סבר , ד"ר נורית גל , עובד דבי ו גלעד אושרי וידאו

Israel’s energy future at risk without regulatory certainty

12.02.25|Maayan Manela

Gilad Oshri, Eytan Sheshinski, Niv Sever, Oved Debby, and Nurit Gal warn that Israel’s electricity demand is surging, while regulatory uncertainty, monopolization, and infrastructure challenges threaten long-term energy security.

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Edeltech executive VP: "There’s a duopoly in the natural gas market"

15.07.24|Adiel Eithan Mustaki

According to Niv Sever, "the duopoly of the gas companies harms competition in the market and the Electricity Authority limits the competition between the private producers." He also explains why Edeltech will not allow the expansion of the Dorad power station

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Israeli Prisons to Set Up Micro Power Plants to Meet Increasing Demand for Electricity

13.08.19|Lior Gutman

Israel’s Electricity Authority has decided to increase the quota of electricity produced by micro power plants operated by entities other than the state-owned Israel Electric Corporation to 450 MW, equivalent to the amount of power produced by Tel Aviv’s Reading Power Station