How 'islands of energy' could help Israel build wartime resilience

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The ministry aims to have five gigawatts of renewable energy in the reconstructed area around Gaza by 2030, helping it reach a goal of generating 30% of power from renewables by that time.

Israel's energy transition plan has been in the works for years but took on greater urgency when war broke out on several fronts following deadly Hamas attacks in southern Israel on Oct.7.

Its array of renewable energy, including wind turbines, solar and a huge dome storing biogas, made Maale Gilboa a natural choice for the pilot program.

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