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Israel Explores Geothermal Energy Beyond Solar and Wind
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Israel's Energy Ministry is launching a pilot project in the Golan Heights to generate electricity from geothermal heat, diversifying its renewable energy sources beyond solar and wind. This clean, weather-independent energy aims to meet growing demand, driven by AI and economic growth. The initiative includes developing current and future technologies, with Minister Eli Cohen stressing the importance of energy security and leveraging Israeli innovation.
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- Israel's Energy Ministry is launching a pilot geothermal energy project in the southern Golan Heights.
- The project aims to diversify Israel's energy sources beyond solar and wind power.
- Geothermal energy provides a clean, continuous power source independent of weather conditions.
- The initiative is driven by rising electricity demand from AI expansion and economic growth.
- Advanced geothermal technologies are expected to become commercially viable within five to ten years.
- Energy Minister Eli Cohen highlighted the goal of strengthening energy security and leveraging Israeli technology.
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