Ramallah – September 15, 2025 –Massader, the energy investment arm of the Palestine Investment Fund (PIF), the Arab Palestinian Investment Company (APIC), and Bank of Palestine Group (BOP) joined forces and signed an agreement to establish Taqa, a pioneering company dedicated to. Ramallah – September 15, 2025 –Massader, the energy investment arm of the Palestine Investment Fund (PIF), the Arab Palestinian Investment Company (APIC), and Bank of Palestine Group (BOP) joined forces and signed an agreement to establish Taqa, a pioneering company dedicated to. In Palestine, where energy reliability remains a pressing challenge, lithium-ion batteries have emerged as a cornerstone for sustainable power solutions. With frequent grid instability and growing renewable energy adoption, these batteries offer high efficiency, longer lifespans, and eco-friendly. For large-scale energy storage, Na is attractive due to its global abundance and distribution, making it widely available. Commercially relevant Na batteries today can be roughly grouped into two primary classes: molten Na batteries and NaIBs. This isn't isolated: energy infrastructure often becomes collateral damage in conflicts. The results? Here's the kicker: What if conflict zones could decentralize energy. These efforts are fully in line with the Global Sustainable Development Agenda SDG's 2030, specifically SGD 7 and UNDP strategic plan 2018–2021, mainly its signature solution: CLOSE THE ENERGY GAP.