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Israel begins its energy independence as natural gas flows from Tamar field to Ashdod
This news is too good to hold on to for a whole week until my next Good News Friday post. Israel’s Tamar offshore natural gas field began pumping its gas to Ashdod’s intake center, four years after its discovery: The … Continue reading
Posted in energy sources, International relations
Tagged Cyprus, Egypt, Leviathan, Mediterranean, natgas, natural gas, Russia, Tamar
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Good News Friday
Here’s the latest installment in my Good News Friday series. My first item comes from the world of literature against the background of “BDS syndrome”. The Spanish writer Antonio Munoz Molina received the Jerusalem Prize and refused to give in … Continue reading
Posted in Culture & Arts, energy sources, Technology
Tagged Albert Munoz Molina, BDS, Cyprus, Delek, good news Friday, India, Jerusalem Prize, Leviathan, nano-filtration, natural gas, Noble Energy, Noyyal River, pollution, Tamar, water, Yoram Oren
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Israel’s natural gas finds – a game changer
Recently I came across a fascinating article, “Israeli Natural Gas – a Game Changer” - which analyses the ramifications of the natural gas finds off Israel’s Mediterranean coast. For a pleasant change regarding news about Israel, the writer (Dr. Michael … Continue reading
