Нова енергетична стратегія Ізраїлю газ і сонце в одному циклі

Abstract

This article explores Israel's recent energy sector developments, focusing on the transition from coal to natural gas and the significant investment in solar energy. The shift to gas-powered plants has led to a reduction in carbon emissions and improved air quality, positively impacting the local ecosystem. However, the construction of new energy facilities may still pose risks to natural habitats without proper environmental safeguards. The article also discusses the growing role of solar energy, highlighting the ecological benefits of solar power plants installed on rooftops, fields, and water bodies. These initiatives not only reduce greenhouse gas emissions but also preserve agricultural land and enhance biodiversity. Furthermore, the article examines how institutional investors, including pension funds, are increasingly directing capital into solar projects, drawn by their long-term stability, government support, and alignment with sustainable development goals.