Nagev Desert

A solar thermal power plant being constructed in the Negev desert by a joint venture between Alstom and Brightsource Energy, with a maximum energy capacity of 121 megawatts and a footprint of approximately 3.15 million square miles.

A large-scale solar power plant in the Negev desert, Israel. Originally tendered in January 2020 with 300 MW capacity, cancelled in February 2020, and re-tendered as part of the new energy infrastructure plan with increased capacity of 500 MW.

solar energy

Rolling stock manufacturer

Solar energy technologies that convert sunlight directly into electricity.

Used by SunHydro to generate hydrogen, making the fueling process fully sustainable.

Systems used in Kotzebue to generate electricity and heat water, with some also used for heating baseboards in homes.

A large-scale solar power plant in the Negev desert, Israel. Originally tendered in January 2020 with 300 MW capacity, cancelled in February 2020, and re-tendered as part of the new energy infrastructure plan with increased capacity of 500 MW.

A comprehensive government initiative announced as part of COVID-19 economic recovery strategy, committing $7.1 billion (ILS 25 billion) to deploy 2 GW of additional photovoltaic capacity across Israel and improve grid connection processes.

An overarching project launched by the Israeli government to bolster the country's use of solar energy as a primary power source.