Yigal Landau: “Israel will be able to export gas”

In an interview with Calcalist, Ratio CEO Yigal Landau spoke of the Israeli “oil fever.” When asked about the growing popularity of oil and gas exploration, he replied that a great deal of public attention has been attracted by the recent successes in this field: “There were, in all probability, companies that had no thought of entering this field, and have now taken that step. Licenses would not have been granted to someone with no experience.”

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Yigal Landau: “Deep-sea drilling is extremely complicated”

In an interview with YNET, Ratio CEO Yigal Landau spoke about the reports issued by Delek Drilling, Avner and Ratio regarding signals of possibilities of existence gas at the Leviathan site. Finance Minister Yuval Steinitz said these signals were a true blessing for the government, which owns all natural resources found within the State’s economic borders.

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Yigal Landau: “I hope we shall see Leviathan move into production”

Speaking to Calcalist in anticipation of the Leviathan’s resource estimation in the exploration well, Yigal Landau, one of the controlling partners in Ratio Oil Exploration Limited Partnership, was asked about the implementation of the Sheshinski Committee conclusions. Landau said he hopes this will not turn out to be a bubble: “The unit prices, I believe, reflect public perception of the future.”

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Yigal Landau: “If you want competition, you need to encourage it”

Ratio Oil Exploration CEO Yigal Landau took part in a panel discussion on development and finance of energy investments at the Energy Convention hosted by the Israeli Energy Institute. Landau was asked about the financing options for large-scale projects like Leviathan".

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Yigal Landau: “Gas consumption in Israel will increase in the future”

As part of the coverage of the Tel Aviv Live 100 Conference, Ratio Oil Exploration CEO Yigal Landau was quoted in reply to the question, whether there was need for an additional gas supplier: “We believe that Israeli gas consumption will grow in the future, due to the development of new water desalination and alternative energy plants.”

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