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Power outages would cripple hospitals, water, and communications in Israel, but expanding solar PV—already able to power 300,000 homes—can provide a resilient backup for essential services.
Israel cannot retire its coal plants by 2025 without bold renewable‑energy policies; current PV additions leave a 1.6 GW shortfall, but a 15 kW home system can pay for itself in about 11 years under today’s tariffs.
Cadmium telluride thin‑film panels now hit 21 % lab efficiency and cost under $0.30 /W, delivering a 3‑year payback for a typical 15 kW Israeli home system.
Anlit will build 100 MW data‑center farms in Israel and Canada, each offsetting 30 % of power with on‑site solar, saving roughly NIS 3 billion annually.
A record 664 GW of solar capacity was added worldwide in 2025, but growth slowed to 12% and a contraction is forecast for 2026 – the first such dip in over 20 years, with major implications for Israel’s solar market.
A quasi‑sinusoidal interface texture lifts MAPbI₃ perovskite cells to 21.38 % efficiency, delivering a 15 % J_sc boost and promising a roughly one‑year shorter pay‑back for a typical 15 kW Israeli home solar system.
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