Praised as the 'best energy practice in Israel', Agmon with Tulchinsky Law Firm maintains a broad energy practice spanning electricity, renewables, and oil and gas. The team advises on regulatory, commercial, and transactional matters connected to power generation projects and energy-sector investments, acting on both Israeli mandates and cross-border work. Team head Dan Hacohen is ‘far and away the leading energy lawyer in Israel’; Eddie Ashkenazi advises on high-end energy projects; and former Electricity Authority counsel Michael Macchia is an electricity regulation expert. The practice further includes projects and construction team leader Sharon Adler, as well as Rebecca Baskn Zafrir, who routinely advises energy companies.

Epstein Rosenblum Maoz (ERM) has an ‘efficient, market-leading and impactful energy team’, advising sponsors and lenders on renewable energy projects and renewables-focused M&A. The team’s oil and gas work spans upstream, midstream, and downstream matters, alongside experience in conventional power and water projects. Regulatory advice and climate-related mandates also form part of the practice. Team head Amnon Epstein‘s expertise encompasses renewables, conventional power, natural gas, waste-to-energy, and large-scale infrastructure projects, and co-head Asaf Rimon is praised for his ‘incredible market knowledge’. Chen Weiss, Nir Shaked and Noa Gliksman-Polansky also come recommended.

Acting for major domestic and international corporations, EBN – Erdinast, Ben Nathan, Toledano advises on both project development and financing, as well as the sale and purchase of project-related interests. The practice additionally fields regulatory specialists. Uri Mandel leads the firm’s energy, infrastructure and project finance department; Yaron Cohen heads up the tenders and project development practice; Noam Koren Zimran is energy regulation leader; and Mohammad Bassam acts on large-scale energy projects and domestic and international tenders. Promoted to partner in January 2025, Oren Tal ‘brings exceptional organisational skills to the table’.

Alongside its project development and finance capabilities in the energy and infrastructure space, FISCHER (FBC & Co.) advises on energy-sector M&A and related transactions. The team’s experience also covers oil and gas matters, energy disputes, regulatory issues, and cross-border energy mandates, acting for a mix of domestic and international clients across the sector. Gilad Winkler has longstanding expertise in energy and energy-related infrastructure projects, while Hezi Kattan acts for major energy sector operators and investors. The practice also features energy transaction and project development specialist, Reut Maor Kartowsky; Katya Kravits, an adviser on energy-related infrastructure; and Laurence Elbaz-Avisar, who assists consortiums with energy projects.

With ‘practical market knowledge across the entire energy sector’, Herzog Fox & Neeman has experience spanning pumped storage, renewables, gas field developments, transmission and distribution assets, as well as large-scale captive energy arrangements for multinational users. The practice acts for sponsors and lenders on energy financings and maintains a strong regulatory capability alongside its transactional work. Team heads Adam Eytan and Eran Wagner ‘advise with clarity’, and Mark Phillips specialises in power, transport, and upstream oil and gas projects. The department further showcases Zara Gold, an adviser on power, desalination, transport and upstream gas projects; and environment and climate change group head Ruth Dagan.

Meitar Law Offices advises on contractual and regulatory matters across the upstream, midstream and downstream natural gas value chain. The team is also active in conventional power, cogeneration and renewable electricity projects, and is increasingly engaged on emerging energy transition mandates, including hydrogen development and carbon capture and storage frameworks. The workload of energy group head Renelle Joffe encompasses upstream regulation and transactions, fuel purchasing, energy infrastructure projects, and energy transactions in the East Mediterranean. Elad Sharabani is ‘a go-to adviser for energy regulation in Israel’, and Lihi Rabinowicz Segal advises on natural gas purchase agreements.

Arnon, Tadmor-Levy‘s energy practice covers natural gas, upstream exploration, LNG, and renewable projects. It also acts for public bodies on PPP and build-operate-transfer frameworks, along with tendering, regulation and financing. Other significant areas are environmental infrastructure projects and energy transition mandates. Asher Bichoonski has longstanding projects and infrastructure industry expertise; Doron Tamir specialises in traditional and renewable energy projects; and Noa Meidan‘s workload features infrastructure project developments. Other key names are Shiri Ish Shalom, Aharon Osborne, and recently-promoted partner Tomer Ben-Horin.

‘Moving deals forward efficiently’, Firon Law Firm is regularly instructed on energy projects and tenders in Israel. The practice covers project development and financing, alongside capital markets matters connected to the energy sector. The team also includes dedicated specialists in energy regulation, advising on licensing, compliance and sector-specific regulatory frameworks. Tamar Firon-Smorodinsky ‘combines deep legal expertise with strong commercial insight’; while Timor Pesso‘s recent experience includes updating national gas transmission agreement provisions and high-value finance deals.

Goldfarb Gross Seligman & Co. advises independent power producers and financing parties on the establishment, operation and financing of large-scale power plants, and is increasingly active on acquisition tenders for generation assets. The team also has notable experience in photovoltaic projects across Israel, alongside broader transactional and regulatory support in the power sector. Team head Yotam Leshem has ‘an impressive understanding of the energy industry’s technical aspects’, while Tal Danon Shenhav and Rami Sofer advise on major infrastructure projects.

Mandated for high-level energy transactions, Gornitzky & Co.’s specialisms encompass privatisations, tenders, and build-operate-transfer (BOT) and private finance initiatives. The practice’s sector expertise covers transportation, social infrastructure, civil infrastructure, and utilities, along with conventional, renewable, and oil and gas developments. The team is co-led by veteran energy project practitioner, Itay Geffen; and Ronit Rozenstein-Barel, who assists with large-scale BOT projects. The group further includes PPP project expert Maya Dvir; and Liron Koren, who advises on energy sector M&A.

The energy and infrastructure practice at boutique law firm Klein & Co Energy & Infrastructure fields specialists in oil and gas, conventional and renewable energy matters. The team, which also handles social, civil and transport-related infrastructure projects, acts across the life cycle of operations, including tender, development, financing and construction. Team head Anat Klein assists with a range of major tenders and projects, while co-head Dana Tal advises on power plants, renewable energy projects, electricity supply and distribution, and natural gas sale and purchase agreements.

Krispin Rubinstein Blecher Law Offices acts for a broad client base that includes independent power producers, renewable energy developers, infrastructure companies, and finance institutions. The practice encompasses tenders, licensing and permitting, as well as EPC and O&M contracts, and the negotiation of power purchase, gas supply, shareholder, and investment agreements. It additionally assists with regulatory approvals, project finance, and disputes. Team head Amit Krispin is ‘a great energy lawyer’, while corporate law specialist Israel Shooker advises on energy, infrastructure and finance transactions. Asaf Iluz and Rivkah Shimon are other names to note.

Lipa Meir & Co is routinely sought out to advise on power station acquisitions, government-led privatisation programmes, and renewable and gas-based power asset developments. The practice also acts for several kibbutzim on the development of solar energy and energy storage facilities. Zuriel Lavie specialises in large-scale project financings; Uzi Mor has notable energy sector experience; David Weinstein advises kibbutzim on renewable energy projects; and Michal Schwartz leads the infrastructure and build-operate-transfer practice. Lilach Hoek and Karnit Akrish also come recommended.

Shibolet & Co. is home to experts in large-scale infrastructure, upstream oil and gas, and conventional and renewable projects. The practice is also experienced in natural gas contracts, private electricity sales, transport, build-operate-transfers, and private finance initiatives. Alon Ziv brings longstanding expertise in energy and infrastructure projects, while the track record of transport specialist David Magriso includes a heavy rail electrification project. In 2025, a team of oil and gas specialists, led by Jack Smith, an adviser on gas purchase agreements and cross-border investments in Israeli gas fields, joined from Gornitzky & Co..

Acting for multinational energy companies, public utilities, infrastructure developers, government ministries and local authorities, AYR – Amar Reiter Jeanne Shochatovitch & Co advises on energy projects both in Israel and overseas. The team assists at every project stage, from feasibility studies and financings, to construction, grid connection and ongoing operations. A specialist in commercial law, litigation and urban regeneration, Gadiel Blusztein has longstanding alternative energy experience. Omri Sitbon widely supports.

Barnea Jaffa Lande & Co. advises on major energy and infrastructure projects, handling commercial, regulatory, risk, and ESG matters. The team has particular skill handling renewable energy initiatives developed by cooperative societies, alongside broader project advisory work. Simon Jaffa has longstanding experience in infrastructure and energy projects; Hagit Ben Moshe has ‘extensive experience working with all the economy’s energy companies’; and Samuel Henri Samuel advises on energy, infrastructure, and transportation sector project financings. The practice further includes energy project practitioner Netzer Bartfeld.

Covering transactional, regulatory and contentious matters, Naschitz, Brandes, Amir & Co. acts for major sponsors, developers and lenders on large-scale infrastructure and energy projects. The team also assists with heavyweight energy and project-related litigation and arbitration. Heading up the infrastructure, energy and project finance practice, Nadia Davidzon specialises in domestic and international infrastructure projects and transactions.

Acting for concessionaires, private equity funds, EPC contractors, O&M operators, lenders, sponsors, and governmental bodies, S. Horowitz & Co‘s energy practice includes gas, wind, solar, and electricity projects. Yehoshua Horesh acts in energy-related disputes; Aharon Bloch has longstanding project finance expertise; Benjamin Sheffer specialises in construction and infrastructure disputes; and Shlomi Delgo focuses on construction, infrastructure and energy sector-related M&A, investments and tenders. Ilan Zohar and Ilan Zohar departed during 2025.

With significant expertise in energy projects, Yehuda Raveh & Co.‘s practice covers civil infrastructure, renewable energy, and power station developments. Team head Ron Vered‘s workload encompasses project finance and PPP projects, while Ezra Baris advises on energy sector-related commercial and corporate matters. A former chief legal adviser for publicly-traded financial companies, Orly Kronman Dagan routinely acts for both lenders and borrowers.