This flash report investigates four commercial wind farm projects currently under development in the occupied Syrian Golan, exposing the involvement of the private sector in their construction and operation.
In this flash report, Who Profits investigates plans to build new wind farms in the occupied Golan. It shows that these plans are part of a strategy to greenwash the occupation of the Syrian Golan. Whilst portrayed as a positive endeavor to provide clean and economic energy, producing wind energy in the Golan is a ruse to further expand Israel’s control and presence in the region, whilst disregarding the Syrian community’s rights over its own resources.
This flash report details four commercial wind farm projects currently under development in the occupied Syrian Golan. These projects are al-A’saniya; Valley of Tears; Ruach Beresheet; Clean Wind Energy (ARAN) Farm. For each farm we expose the involvement of international and Israeli companies which include, Enlight Renewable Energy, Energix Group and General Electric, among others.
These wind farm projects exploit Syrian lands and provide services to illegal Israeli settlements. This constitutes a violation of IHL and is directly connected to Israel’s policies of de-development and exploitation in the Golan. Moreover, private corporations, supported by the Israeli government, are set to reap immense profits from wind energy projects in the occupied Syrian Golan.
Greenwashing 16
- Agribusiness as Usual: Agricultural Technology and the Israeli Occupation
- Electricity Markets and Israeli Politics of Debt
- Greenwashing the Naqab: The Israeli Industry of Solar Energy
- Greenwashing the Occupation: The Solar Energy Industry and the Israeli Occupation
- Insuring Dispossession: The Complicity of Five Israeli Insurance and Pension Companies in the Violation of Palestinian Rights
- Israeli Solar Fields in the West Bank
- Mekorot’s Involvement in the Israeli Occupation
- Occupational Hazards: The Eco-politics of the Israeli Occupation
- Plundering the Sun: The Israeli Solar Energy Industry and Palestinian Forced Displacement
- Removing Veolia Environnement, Transdev and Caisse des Dépôts et Consignations (CDC) from the Who Profits Database
- SodaStream Update | May 2013
- Tools of Dispossession in the Naqab - Virtual Launch Event
- Two Occupation Profiteers Collaborate in a Joint Sale
- Veolia Environnement Sells Water, Waste and Energy Activities in Israel and the OPT
- Veolia's Involvement in the Occupied Jordan Valley: An Update
- الغسيل الأخضر للجولان: السوق الإسرائيلية للطاقة المولّدة من الرياح في الجولان السوري المحتل
- Afek Oil and Gas Has Begun Drilling for Oil in the Occupied Golan
- Ahava: Tracking the Trade Trail of Settlement Products
- An Updated List of Israeli Quarries in the West Bank
- Cemex’s New West Bank Policy: Drops Mining activity, Continues Production in Settlements
- Greenwashing the Naqab: The Israeli Industry of Solar Energy
- Greenwashing the Occupation: The Solar Energy Industry and the Israeli Occupation
- In the Pipeline: Israeli Bypass Water Project in the Jordan Valley
- Insuring Dispossession: The Complicity of Five Israeli Insurance and Pension Companies in the Violation of Palestinian Rights
- Israel Grants Genie Israel Oil and Gas a Petroleum Exploration License in the Golan Heights
- Israeli High Court of Justice Legalizes the Exploitation of Natural Resources in the OPT
- Israeli Solar Fields in the West Bank
- Mekorot’s Involvement in the Israeli Occupation
- Occupational Hazards: The Eco-politics of the Israeli Occupation
- Past Corporate Involvement: Construction on Occupied Land
- Plundering the Sun: The Israeli Solar Energy Industry and Palestinian Forced Displacement
- Shapir Civil and Marine Engineering and the Israeli occupation
- The Business and Trade of Ahava: An Update
- The Israeli Exploitation of Palestinian Natural Resources: Part I
- The Israeli Exploitation of Palestinian Natural Resources: Part II: Heidelberg Cement
- The Israeli Exploitation of Palestinian Natural Resources: Part III: Ashtrom
- The Israeli Exploitation of Palestinian Natural Resources: Part IV: Ahava
- Two Occupation Profiteers Collaborate in a Joint Sale
- Veolia's Activities in Israel and the OPT: An Overview
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