The institute, the first of its kind in Israel, will be responsible for advancing technologies in the energy field and will serve as an incubator for startups in the field.
Israel’s National Energy Institute was launched with an investment of 130 million Shekels ($37.25 million). The institute, the first of its kind in Israel, will be responsible for advancing technologies in the energy field, and will serve as an incubator for startups in the field. More than six technology companies are already operating at the institute, dealing with the fields of storage, hydrogen, and more.
The institute’s role is to create advanced research infrastructures, train a new generation of energy experts, and provide scientific and technological support to startups and industries in their various stages, in order to move Israel forward towards an economy based on renewable energies.
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