In first quarter report, Delek Drilling discloses $444.4 million in assets, $84.3 million in profits, a $2 billion deficit, $3.4 billion of loans to repay over next 18 months

As Israel swaps coal for natural gas, pollution will drop but gas leaks from wells to power stations, currently not measured, 'likely to stop Israel meeting climate change targets'

As coronavirus hammers the oil and gas industry, Tshuva's Delek Group and its subsidiary Delek Drilling are bleeding losses. Civil society groups call on banks not to intervene

Jerusalem's and Cairo's energy ministries issue rare joint statement announcing implementation of estimated $19.5 billion deal to pump gas from 2 massive offshore gas fields

While Texas-based Noble Energy invests heavily in charm offensive, coastal cities, environmental groups worry that rig so close to shore will damage quality of life

In study, academics call for review of platform's location close to shore; former Environment Ministry chief scientist says findings show 'public trust compromised again'

At this solemn time of penitence, an accounting of the environmental sins we are visiting upon the Land of Israel's ecosystems. And a plea for change

Scheduled to start production this year, field off Haifa coast is estimated to hold 22 trillion cubic feet of recoverable natural gas, over double that of sister field Tamar

Run by the BIRD Foundation, the joint initiative will be funded by the private and public sectors in Israel and the US over five years

Energy Minister Yuval Steinitz orders halt in supplies from country's only natural gas rig due to 'emergency situation' as rocket bombardments from Gaza continue