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(New York Times) Stanley Reed - Largely because of the Leviathan offshore gas field, Israel has far more natural gas than it can consume. Chevron, the American energy giant, manages the platform and finds itself with a trove of gas on Europe's doorstep. Expanding production at Leviathan and streamlining the pipelines between Israel and its neighbors are expected to potentially allow exports to more than double. Once reliant on coal-burning power plants, Israel now generates 70% of its electricity from gas. 2023-07-27 00:00:00Full Article
An American Energy Giant Sees Israel as a Springboard to Europe
(New York Times) Stanley Reed - Largely because of the Leviathan offshore gas field, Israel has far more natural gas than it can consume. Chevron, the American energy giant, manages the platform and finds itself with a trove of gas on Europe's doorstep. Expanding production at Leviathan and streamlining the pipelines between Israel and its neighbors are expected to potentially allow exports to more than double. Once reliant on coal-burning power plants, Israel now generates 70% of its electricity from gas. 2023-07-27 00:00:00Full Article
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