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Prime Energy Expands Solar Portfolio in Hungary with 70 MW Acquisition
Prime Energy signed an MOU to acquire 70 MW of operating solar assets in Hungary for 17.8 million euros in equity, targeting high project returns and future energy storage integration.
Kolmobil and Temenet Launch 60 Million Euro Energy Storage Facility in Bulgaria
Kolmobil Energy and Temenet launched a 60 million euro energy storage facility in Silistra near the Romanian border, utilizing BYD batteries and EU grants to capitalize on Eastern European power price fluctuations.
Lithium Battery Dangers: Israel Faces Rising Surge of Deadly Fires
Lithium-ion battery fires are surging across Israel, claiming lives and prompting urgent warnings from fire authorities, as survivors advocate for strict safety regulations.
"In the end, our car might pay for our parking, but not the mortgage"
Zviki Ben David, VP of HyperStrong, warns that a lack of flexible economic models is driving Israeli energy companies to invest billions in Europe, potentially hindering Israel's ability to meet its national energy goals.
The storage industry enters the culling phase: financial resilience will determine who remains
For the first time, over 100 gigawatts of storage capacity were added to the global market in a single year. Amid resource scarcity and a shrinking pool of suppliers, project reliability is now paramount.

Shelly Landsman joins the Energy board of directors to promote energy solutions for data centers and AI
The general meeting approved the appointment of the former CEO of Microsoft Israel to the energy company's board of directors, against the backdrop of growing electricity demand for data centers and AI infrastructure.
On the way to $1.2 billion: Ormat is taking over new markets
The geothermal energy producer is raising its annual forecast to up to $1.2 billion following strong second-quarter reports, alongside an unusual jump of almost 200% in its energy storage activity worldwide.
SolarEdge Stock Drops 12% on Weak Outlook Despite Return to Profitability
Israeli company SolarEdge reported a return to non-GAAP adjusted net profit of $3.6 million in the second quarter of 2026. However, the stock fell by 12% following a disappointing revenue forecast for the third quarter.