Energy firm begins testing at gas field in Israel-Lebanon disputed waters

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Energy firm begins testing at gas field in Israel-Lebanon disputed waters

STORY: Energy firm begins testing at gas field in Israel-Lebanon disputed waters DATELINE: Oct. 10, 2022 LENGTH: 00:00:53 LOCATION: Jerusalem CATEGORY: POLITICS SHOTLIST: 1. various of Karish gas field 2. various of Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid looking at the gas field 3. shot of Karish gas field 4. shot of Israel's separation wall 5. various of an Israeli navy ship in the sea 6. various of the Israel-Lebanon border STORYLINE: London-based Energean began on Sunday gas pumping testing at the production facility of the disputed Karish natural gas field in the Eastern Mediterranean, according to a company statement. The testing was "an important step" in the commissioning process of the floating production facility known as the "Energean Power," installed 90 km off the Israeli coast, Energean said in the statement. The move came after approval by the Israeli Energy Ministry, it added. The potential gas production at the Karish gas field is likely to further increase tensions between Israel and Lebanon

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