Over the past five decades, Amanat has established a reputation for managing and executing complex projects across various sectors, including government, municipal, industry, commerce, and trade.
Listed on the Tel Aviv stock exchange since 1994, Amanat employs over 1,200 consultants, including engineers, economists, and lawyers. Our comprehensive services include strategic consulting, project planning and management, software development and testing, and outsourcing solutions. Under the leadership of our CEO, Shmuel Alfasi, we are committed to delivering exceptional results for our clients.
Among Israel’s leading Environmental economists, specializing in Solid Waste and Energy Management. With over 15 years of extensive experience, providing Strategic and Economic consulting services to municipalities, entrepreneurs, government agencies, NGOs and startups.
Dana’s Expertise is in Techno-Economic modeling, Feasibility studies, Business plans, environmental analysis and strategic planning. She is directly involved in some of Israel’s biggest and most innovative projects.
We provide comprehensive and specialized economic and strategic advice, specializing in solid saste treatment, energy management, and air pollution control projects.
Using our industry-specific knowledge, depth, and expertise, we support our clients in making data-driven decisions and maximizing their financial opportunities.
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Our team specializes in various aspects of sustainability planning and provides comprehensive environmental advisory services to diverse sectors, focusing on solid waste treatment, energy management, and air pollution control projects.
Our core competencies include:
We develop comprehensive and applicable strategic roadmaps to help organizations reach their full potential. These roadmaps are tailored to each client’s unique needs, and include:
From its iconic design to its innovative infrastructure, the “Elef Compound” is seamlessly integrated into the urban fabric, fostering sustainability and progress.
Key features of the “Elef Compound” project:
Leveraging an existing Building Impact Analysis (BIA), we will expedite the planning process without compromising on quality. Our approach incorporates the following key principles:
Waste to Energy plants are an essential solution for Israel’s waste crisis due to the lack of landfill space and treatment facilities. Currently, our team is working on the first two commercial thermal recovery projects in Israel.
1/ Neot Hovav Waste to Energy Treatment Plant –
The facility, which will be the first of its kind in Israel, will be located near Beer Sheva city comprising a mechanical sorting facility and an incineration facility with a capacity of 1500 tons/day of unsorted municipal waste.
In collaboration with specialized European and local consultants we provide the Be’er Sheva municipality with strategic, economic, and engineering advice and represent it in the government tenders committee. Our services include:
2/ Jerusalem District’s Waste-to-Energy Facility Planning
Jerusalem, Israel’s Largest and most populous city, is facing a growing challenge in managing its waste due to limited disposal options. We are proud to have partnered with the Jerusalem Municipality in developing a sustainable solution: a thermal recovery facility.
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The Eilat-Eilot region is a leading player introducing solar energy into the regional electricity sector. However, the area faces significant limitations due to the lack of a transmission network in the area, which hinders the further development of solar electricity.
We collaborated with the Eilat Municipality, Eilot Regional Council, and the Ministry of Energy to design an Unprecedented comprehensive plan to strengthen regional energy security and drive national economic benefits.
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This collaborative effort resulted in a strategic energy master plan that paved the way for the Eilat-Eilot region to achieve energy independence while promoting sustainable growth in the national economy.
In collaboration with the Shmuel Neaman Institute for National Policy Research at the Technion, we undertook the first research in Israel to quantify the economic impact of urban heat island (UHI) effects on a major city.
This pioneering study paved the way for other Israeli authorities to assess the economic consequences of climate change within their jurisdictions.