Delek is mulling acquiring a stake in Shell's Idku facility or Union Fenosa's Damietta LNG facility, reports "Bloomberg."
The Leviathan partners will try to increase production capacity in the first stage to 16 BCM a year by adding production wells and a third pipeline.
The 18-inch-diameter, 34-kilometer-long pipeline cost NIS 290 million to build.
Two of the licenses are land oil exploration licenses and the third is the Roei offshore gas exploration license.
Edeltech EVP Niv Sever says the government isn't serious in its electricity reform as shown by its behavior towards Edeltech, its partner in Israel's largest private power plant.
The Energy Ministry's total budget for subsidizing charging stations in Israel for electric cars is NIS 30 million.
The flow of gas from Israel to Egypt under a $15 billion deal had been planned to start this month but has been delayed due to a pipeline fault, "Bloomberg" reports.
The rights to the Leviathan natural gas reservoir will be transferred to a foreign company to be listed on the London Stock Exchange.
Ma'ale Gilboa is hosting a pilot by an Israeli-Austrian startup, chaired by the former Austrian chancellor Christian Kern.
The head of the Sheshinski Committee asserts that the tax instituted in 2011 has dramatically increased the government take from Israel's natural gas reservoirs.
The unclear formula for calculating the tax and loopholes leave room for tax planning, explains Avishai Ovadia.
Delek Drilling to split into two