Current status of energy technology in Israel

Key data includes $403 million raised across 54 rounds in the past 12 months, with 11 of those rounds exceeding $10 million, and the largest round being $105 million. Approximately 60% of the companies are in the early/growth stage (pre-seed to Series B) and 40% are in the late/mature stage. Notably, 70% of these companies were founded in the past decade, with 10 new companies founded in the past 12 months.

The map features energy technology subsectors and emerging technologies across eight major categories: generation (renewable energy sources such as wind, solar and hydro), storage (advanced energy storage systems such as electrochemical batteries, pumped hydro and thermal storage), behind the meter (consumer-based energy technologies such as electric vehicles, wireless energy and smart buildings), transmission and distribution (technologies such as digital twin monitored grids and microgrids), hydrogen (clean energy carriers applied across sectors), OT Cyber ​​(cybersecurity of operational technology systems), Carbon Capture Utilization and Sequestration (CCUS) (solutions that capture and utilise carbon dioxide) and Waste2X (technologies that convert waste into sustainable energy sources).

“Israel's approach to innovation is crucial as the world increasingly craves sustainable energy solutions,” said Alon Turkaspa, agrifood tech and climate tech leader at Startup Nation Central. “Israeli entrepreneurs are delivering cutting-edge solutions that are disrupting all segments of the new energy value chain, creating a positive impact on the global energy tech sector.”