One of the hot topics at Cogeneration Day Israel was the news of the upcoming introduction of a provision that provides incentives for the production of energy using cogeneration, for a total of 300 MW. The provision is aimed at all industries and “kibbutzim” in Israel that intend to self-produce electric and thermal energy, relying on cogeneration installations with a maximum power of 16 MW. These will be able to sell energy to the grid, as well as being entitled to a premium for the production of energy using cogeneration plants. The only concern in the sector is the presence of poorly developed and widespread gas infrastructures in the area.