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- Developing and generating for our planet
- Doral’s Contribution to Reducing Emissions and Addressing for Climate Change
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Innovation
Full chapter- Innovation
- A Leader in Israel’s Energy Storage Sector
- Doral Tech – Energy of Innovation
- A Bridge to Academia and Future Technologies
- Leading the Field of Dual-Use Renewable Energy Production in Israel
- Development of ‘Green Hydrogen’ Projects
- Development and Management of Environmental Infrastructure Integrated with Renewable Energy
- At the Forefront of Israel’s Green Electricity Market
- Reducing Water Consumption
- Preserving Biodiversity
- Waste Treatment and Promotion of Circular Economy
- Our Overall Environmental Impact – Greenhouse Gas Emissions Data
- Progress Against Targets
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- Responsible and Ethical Management of Our Business
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Corporate Management at Doral
Full chapter - Corporate Governance for ESG
- Business Ethics and Compliance at Doral
- Preventing Bribery, Corruption, and Conducting Internal Audits
- Information Security and Business Continuity
- Risk Management
- Responsibility in Our Value Chain
- Progress Against Our Targets
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Membership in Industry Associations and Forums
Doral is a member of various industry associations and forums including:
| PLANETech – Investors Forum | PLANETech is a forum committed to addressing climate change by supporting organizations in discovering how their technologies can address climate change challenges while achieving economic value, according to an approach based on brainstorming, discussion, and cooperation to address gaps and pressing needs. The forum fosters sectors and technologies that offer true innovative value to our planet. |
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| The Israel-America Chamber of Commerce - Circular Economy Forum | The Israel-America Chamber of Commerce (AmCham Israel), together with the Ministry of Economy, the Ministry of Environmental Protection, the Afeka Institute for Circular Engineering and Circular Economy IL launched the 'Circular Economy Forum' in 2020, with the aim of establishing a multi-sector ecosystem of relevant stakeholders, tasked with identifying opportunities and needs alongside the development and implementation of circular solutions. Forum members promote pilots to examine the feasibility of solutions and receive knowledge and tools in several areas: policy and regulation; circular design; entrepreneurship and technology; formulating a roadmap for the long-term implementation and scaling-up of identified solutions. |
| The Israel Export Institute | The Israel Export and International Cooperation Institute is a non-profit organization whose purpose is to support and assist Israeli exporters in building capabilities, developing business relationships, fostering collaborations, and forming strategic partnerships with entities from abroad. The Institute works in cooperation with the trade and economic attachés stationed abroad, local business development representatives, diplomatic representatives, foreign trade attachés serving in Israel and international trade organizations, for the benefit of promoting Israeli exports. |
| The Israel Investor Relations Forum | The Israel Investor Relations Forum is an entity whose purpose is to exchange information, foster consultation, and facilitate connections between investor relations managers in various commercial companies in Israel. The forum offers training programs and is a platform for open dialogue and exchange of opinions. |
| The Israeli Marketing Association | The Israeli Marketing Association brings together companies marketing and advertising in the Israeli economy across all industries, services, and sectors (approximately 200 companies). The association serves as the professional home of all marketing professionals within an organization: CEOs, CMOs, VPs of marketing, marketing communications personnel, brand managers, advertising managers, and all members of the marketing department , who view the Israeli Marketing Association as the first and foremost point of contact for their ongoing work in the field of marketing. |
| The Green Energy Association of Israel | The Green Energy Association of Israel was established in 2009 to promote the implementation of renewable energy electricity production and energy efficiency measures in Israel. Its main activities include advancing government and regulatory policies, promoting legislation, regulations, and various arrangements, including education of the public. The association promotes policy tools that support the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and pollutants according to internationally-recognized guidelines, and a transition to a modern, advanced, decentralized, and clean energy sector that is based on a transition to renewable energy, clean energy storage, energy efficiency and neutrality, as well as zero-emission transportation. |
| The Israeli Association of Publicly Traded Companies | The Israeli Association of Publicly Traded Companies is a non-profit organization established in 1991 to act as the representative organization of all public companies in Israel, with the aim of influencing the future design of the Israeli capital market and creating a stable and supportive business environment. The association specializes in corporate and securities law, providing a legal framework for public companies, advocating for the interests of public companies and the business sector before government ministries, Knesset committees, the Securities and Exchange Authority, the Capital Market and Stock Exchange Authority, while working against excessive corporate regulation. |
| NL Hydrogen | NL Hydrogen is an industry association that connects, strengthens, and represents the hydrogen sector in the Netherlands. It is a pioneering organization in Europe, promoting the hydrogen economy and paving the way for a carbon-neutral society. This is done through knowledge sharing, an impactful network, and sustainable solutions to ensure that its members remain at the forefront of the industry. |
| Hydrogen Industry Alliance | The Energy Systems Network (ESN) is a non-profit organization based in Indianapolis that launched the Hydrogen Industry Alliance, bringing together a network of industry partners to foster collaboration, advocacy, and education on the uses of clean hydrogen in the Midwest. The alliance is part of a growing focus on hydrogen in Indiana, which was selected as one of seven regional hydrogen hubs by the Biden administration last fall. The network plans to expand within the Midwest and eventually across the entire U.S., working to develop the hydrogen economy. Alliance members include BP, Duke Energy Indiana, The Heritage Group, Hoosier Energy, Itochu Corp, and MISO. |
