Brenmiller Energy Launches TES Project in Israel with $4 Million Investment
Brenmiller Energy announced the groundbreaking of its TES project during a ceremony held at the Wolfson Medical Center ) campus in Holon, Israel. The project, developed by Brenmiller Energy in collaboration with Baran Energy, a subsidiary of the Baran Group, represents a major step toward reducing emissions from hospital operations while lowering long term energy costs. Total investment in the project is approximately $4 million. The TES system will replace existing fossil fuel powered steam boilers with an electricity-based TES system, supplying the hospital with clean steam for its ongoing medical and operational needs. The initiative is anticipated to reduce carbon emissions by approximately 3,900 tons per year, equivalent to the annual emissions of roughly 1,000 passenger vehicles, while generating annual energy cost savings of approximately $1.5 million. Construction of the TES system is anticipated to be completed during 2026, with commercial operations anticipated in early 2027. The project was endorsed by the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Energy.
