Israel’s Natural Gas: Chance and Challenge

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The “Leviathan” gas field – offshore of  Israel and close to the never delineated maritime border with the Lebanon – is a big chance for Israel: to change the fuelling of her Ashkelon based Rutenberg power plant from coal to natural gas and to support the installation of a nation-wide cargo net for electric cars (remember Shai Agassi’s “Better Place“-project?) as well as to improve the essential carbon-reduction of the country.

So what’s the challenge with this? It will be a hard job to materialize the exploitation and the implementations likewise if the Israelis and their Arab – namely Lebanese, Palestinian and Egyptian – neighbours will fail to compromise about a common use and enjoyment.

Read more: A clean, green solution by Amit Mor (Haaretz)

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Ildikó Áts (atsil) is a Germany-born Hungarian author, editor, translator and web designer. She studied languages, literature, philosophy, history, politics and economy as well as TCM in Hungary and Germany. Her focus is on ecology, human rights and FGM. She lives in Berlin.

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