AUGUST 2, 2017 21:04
SHARON UDASIN
The center is meant to contribute to natural gas deployment in Israel, expand water and energy production in both countries and improve cybersecurity systems for critical infrastructure.
Fulfilling a vision that has been three years in the making, the Senate Appropriations Committee committed $4 million on Tuesday toward establishing a Joint United States-Israel Energy Center.
The funds, which will match an equal amount provided by Israel, will serve to build a virtual hub for energy collaboration supervised by the US Department of Energy and Israel’s National Infrastructure, Energy and Water Ministry.
SHARON UDASIN
The center is meant to contribute to natural gas deployment in Israel, expand water and energy production in both countries and improve cybersecurity systems for critical infrastructure.
Fulfilling a vision that has been three years in the making, the Senate Appropriations Committee committed $4 million on Tuesday toward establishing a Joint United States-Israel Energy Center.
The funds, which will match an equal amount provided by Israel, will serve to build a virtual hub for energy collaboration supervised by the US Department of Energy and Israel’s National Infrastructure, Energy and Water Ministry.
