Mekorot
Mekorot acquires wastewater facilities in Ashkelon and Netivot to support southern growth
Acting Mekorot CEO Danny Sofer, “A modern water sector does not end with water supply; it also includes treatment, reuse, and infrastructure management at the highest level."
“Within 5 to 6 Years, all of Israel will be connected to a single water network”
Mekorot and nT-Tao to advance pilot facility for fusion energy in critical water infrastructure
Mekorot reports strong core growth in 2025, but regulatory changes drive heavy net loss
How does Israel's national water company decide who to hire?
Hagai Philipson discusses personnel recruitment, the new collective agreement, technological innovations, and the Mekorot employees’ sense of mission.
New desalination plant to start operating six months ahead of time
Mekorot marked the completion of all the necessary work to connect the new facility in Sorek to the country’s water system in a ceremony earlier today.
Mekorot begins operation of water line joining Beersheva with Shoket drilling area
The project is part of a larger project whose primary goal is to increase the supply of water along the Be'er Sheva – Shokat – Arad route.
Mekorot begins operation of water line joining Beersheva with Shoket drilling area
Mekorot has begun work on a large project that is intended to increase the supply of water along the Beer Sheba route.
Mekorot announces net profit of NIS 51 million in Q1
Company results show that total revenue for the reporting period amounted to NIS 924 million, a decline of slightly more than 1% compared to total revenue in the first quarter of 2022.
‘There will be no water shortage in Israel’
Mekorot CEO Amit Lang discusses the current state of Israel’s water resources, future plans, global interest in Israeli technology, and projects to optimize energy consumption.
Mekorot head announces establishment of International Water Forum at UN Water Conference
The forum will convene once a year and will focus on the global effort to solve the global water shortage, which has affected numerous countries worldwide.
Israel has become a water powerhouse
Mekorot provides Israel with over 80% of its drinking water and 70% of its water supplies. Israel doesn't have a water shortage, but a surplus.
Managing Mekorot: A conversation with the man in charge of Israel’s national water company
Yitzhak Aharonovich talks to the Jerusalem Post about his new role the chairman of Mekorot who helped turn a water sector in crisis into an enterprise that produces a surplus of water.
Mekorot expands activities to South America
Mekorot has recently signed a series of agreements in Argentina, with the aim of building comprehensive master plans for the water sector which has suffered from climate change.
