(haipo) The Israel Ports Company (IPC), responsible for managing the Shavit Marina in Haifa Bay, has begun producing green electricity for the first time on the marina's roofs. As part of the first phase of the project, four roofs in the complex were connected to the electricity grid and began producing solar electricity, and six additional roofs are in the connection and completion stages.
The solar energy project at Shavit Dock
As part of a move to promote renewable energy, the installation of solar systems on four roofs in the Shavit mooring complex was completed, which were connected to the electricity grid and began generating green electricity after the meters were activated. In addition, six additional roofs are currently in the connection and completion stages of the process, as part of the expansion of the project. The project is part of a policy promoted by the Israel Ports Company to integrate renewable energy solutions and develop advanced environmental infrastructure in the marine and port complexes under its responsibility.
"Commitment to developing environmentally friendly infrastructure"
CEO of the Israel Ports Company, Pinchas Tzruya, commented on the move and said: "This is another important step in promoting the field of renewable energy in the areas under the responsibility of the Israel Ports Company. The connection of the roofs of the Shavit anchorage to produce green electricity expresses our commitment to developing advanced, innovative and environmentally friendly infrastructure, alongside the continued development of maritime and port activity in the Haifa area."
Shavit Anchorage – Central Anchorage in Haifa Bay
The Shavit Anchorage is located east of the Haifa Port, on the banks of the Kishon River, and serves as a marina and a central fishing anchorage for private and commercial vessels. The anchorage provides regular service to approximately 400 vessels up to 21 meters in length, and is a declared anchorage and port of entry to Israel. Israel Ports notes that the solar energy project at the Shavit Anchorage is expected to contribute both to the production of clean energy and to the operational and economic efficiency of the complex over time.
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The goal of the IDF is to take over the Shavit dock. It has already removed historical Sea Scout activities from there. It is trying to remove the entire dock and turn the place into another logistics site for the waste that the Chinese want to transport here through the Gulf Port and its chemical terminal. All over the world, China has been banned from sending them industrial waste, and guess which country has said nothing about it, meaning it allows it?? Ah, Israel. Ah, the IDF. How environmental they are. Green roofs over logistics warehouses full of industrial waste from China.