How much power will Israel have in 2025?

According to the Electricity Authority, installed capacity in 2025 should reach 27.9 GW to meet the electricity consumption forecasts. In June 2018, the Government of Israel approved a comprehensive structural reform in the Israeli electricity sector, planned to be implemented over the course of 8 years (2018-2026).

Why is the demand for electricity increasing in Israel?

The demand for electricity is expected to increase, due to the expected increase in the Israeli population. Land scarcity requires efficient and multilayered use of land and surfaces. Removal of bureaucratic barriers is a necessary step for achieving the target of 30% renewable energy.

How much electricity does Israel use per capita?

Israel's consumption per capita is 2.5 toe (i.e., 20% less than the Middle East average), including around 6 500 kWh of electricity (65% above the regional average) (2023). Primary energy consumption has remained largely stable since 2021 (around 24 Mtoe), after rising from 2019 to 2021 (2.2%/year).

Is primary energy consumption stable in 2021?

Primary energy consumption has remained largely stable since 2021 (around 24 Mtoe), after rising from 2019 to 2021 (2.2%/year). Between 2015 and 2019, consumption was quite stable at around 22 Mtoe.

What is Israel's emissions reduction target in 2021?

In its updated NDC (2021), Israel increased its emissions reduction target to 27% compared to 2015 (previously 26%), including -30% in the power sector and in industry; this corresponds to total emissions of 58 MtCO2eq in 2030. The country also committed to cut emissions by at least 85% by 2050 (compared to 2015) to up to 12 MtCO2eq.