Eilat-Eilot Renewable Energy

Name: Eilat-Eilot Renewable Energy
Address: Israel

Israel

SolarHydrogenEnergy StorageOther

Founded 2012

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Profile last updated: June 20, 2026

About

Founded in 2012, Eilat-Eilot Renewable Energy is a renewable energy company headquartered in Israel specializing in Solar, Hydrogen, Energy Storage.

Public benefit company founded in 2012 to use clean energy as a driver of regional development in Eilat and the Eilot region, aiming for 100% renewable self-supply. Operates the Southern Arava R&D and validation facilities, initiates renewable, storage, agrivoltaic and green hydrogen projects, runs off-grid technology testing, manages Israel's energy innovation community on behalf of government ministries, and organises events such as the Eilat-Eilot International Conference on Renewable Energies.

Headquarters

Israel

Founded

2012

Focus areas

renewable energyagrivoltaicsgreen hydrogenenergy storageoff-grid technologiesregional developmentclean-tech innovationdesalination

Products & services

Business models

B2B

Value chain

R&DDevelopmentConsultingCommunity Engagement

Service areas (1)

Eilat and Eilot region
Initiates and supports renewable energy, storage, agrivoltaic, green hydrogen and demonstration projects; runs events, training and conferences.

Locations

Headquarters

Israel

Service regions

Israel

Projects

Yahel Compressed Air Energy Storage

OperationalCompressed air energy storage

Compressed air energy storage facility using air and water, with 81% stated efficiency.

1 MW capacityYahel, Israel

Aora Thermo-Solar Tower

DecommissionedThermo-solar power tower

Thermo-solar tower with heliostat mirrors, based on Weizmann Institute research; first thermo-solar power plant in Israel connected to the grid. Retired after a 2017 fire.

0.1 MW capacitySamar, IsraelCompleted: 2011-01-01

Green Hydrogen Pilot with Doral and H2PRO

Under ConstructionGreen hydrogen production

Pilot to produce green hydrogen for vehicle refuelling, industrial heat and clean energy transport. Second phase planned at 30 MW.

0.4 MW capacityYotvata, Israel

Ratenergy Thermal Battery Pilot

Under ConstructionThermal battery energy storage

Pilot of a sodium-sulfur thermal storage battery combined with a solar collector and heat exchanger as an alternative to lithium-ion storage.

Israel

Arava Agrivoltaic Pilot

OperationalAgrivoltaic

Pilot combining solar panels and field crops (tomatoes, onions, wheat, corn) to test dual land use, funded by the JNF Joint Institute.

Israel

Credentials & affiliations

Partnerships

Ratenergy, KKL-JNF, Doral, H2PRO, Ardom Corporation, Desert and Dead Sea R&D, Tel Aviv University, Afeka College, Arizona University, Arava Institute, EZPack, Ministry of Economy, Innovation Authority, Ministry of Energy