Israel Campus

About the Campus

Get to know the Israel campus

Intel's development and manufacturing centers in Israel help drive Intel’s product strategy and boast many of its breakthroughs. Intel started it’s operation in Israel during 1974 by establishing the first development center outside of the USA and continued with the first manufacturing site out of the USA, F8 in Jerusalem during 1982. From then on, Intel has grown into the largest private employer in Israel. During 2012, Intel Israel employed over 8,300 employees in four development centers, a manufacturing facility, and a die preparation facility. Read More

Environmental Information

Water

Waste

Energy

Air

5,772,125

Cubic Meters

Water Conserved

Amount of Water Conserved during the previous year

11,503

Metric Tonnes

Total Waste Generated

Amount of waste generated during the previous quarter, including hazardous and non-hazardous wastes

123,953,922

kWh

Electricity Saved (kWh)

Cumulative electricity (kWh) savings towards 2030 corporate energy conservation goal since 2020

162,081

MTCO2e

Global Warming Gas (GWG) Emissions

Amount of CO2 Equivalents from scope 1 emission sources, including process gases (fluorinated greenhouse gases (GHGs) and N2O), combustion of fossil fuels (including natural gas, fuel oil, and LPG), and other misc. GHG emissions during the previous year

1,041,518

Cubic Meters

Water Used

Amount of Water Used (fresh water withdrawals) during the previous quarter

3.00

Percent Total Waste to Landfill

Percent of waste landfilled during the previous quarter

287,081,067

kWh

kWh Used

Amount of energy (electricity, natural gas and fuel oil) used during the previous quarter (all fuels converted to kWh for aggregation).

Metric Tonnes

Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)

Amount of VOCs emitted during the previous quarter

68,533

MTCO2e

CO2 Saved

Amount of Electricity Saved in CO2 Equivalent since 2012

1.72

Metric Tonnes

Hazardous Air Pollutants (HAPs)

Amount of HAPs emitted during the previous quarter

Metric Tonnes

Oxides of Nitrogen (NOx)

Amount of Oxides of Nitrogen emitted during the previous quarter

Metric Tonnes

Carbon Monoxide (CO)

Amount of Carbon Monoxide emitted during the previous quarter

Photos

FAB28 - Effluent and Waste Pre-Treatment

The different waste pretreatment systems in FAB28 enable excellent environmental performance through control systems. We have stringent controls for our systems including copper waste, ammonium-fluoride treatment and industrial effluent pH balancing.

Copper Balls After Electrowinning Treatment

TRIMIX Ammonium Flourid Treatment System

FAB28 - WaTR Wastewater and Treatment Recovery

A dedicated Wastewater and Treatment Recovery facility treats the organic load of industrial effluent. The resulting waste water can be reused both in-house and for irrigation.

WaTR Opening Ceremony- CEO With EPA Minister

FAB28 - Air Abatement Systems

Best available techniques and treatment systems are employed to control air emissions and maintain good air quality.

Jerusalem Campus - Silicon Waste System

The wastewater filtrating system at the Jerusalem site removes silica particles and allows reuse of the water in-house. The system designed and developed by Intel engineers has strict effluent quality controls ensuring excellent water quality is maintained.

Silicon Waste Water Before And After Treatment

Energy Conservation

Energy conservation efforts at FAB28 (Qiryat Gat) and Jerusalem. Solar array provides a cleaner energy source four our buildings.

Intel in September 2019 unveiled its new highly efficient development center in Petach Tikva, Israel. The 800,000-square-foot, 11-story building named PTK1 produces 50 to 100 terabytes of data — information that is analyzed in real time by an Intel-based building management system. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

Green Building - Haifa, Jerusalem and PTK campuses

Israel Development Center in Haifa (IDC9) is Intel’s first GOLD LEED® certified building. Jerusalem (IDPJ) is a GOLD LEED® Operational and Maintenance certified building.