The fossil fuels energy industry became the most dominant in the last century and a half and was a driving force of modern technological, economical, spatial, and social transformations. The climate crisis has stimulated the necessity to switch to renewable energies with a low carbon footprint, and established the narrative that fossil energy is expected to disappear in the coming years from the world. However, this industry has enormous power, more than seen, in dictating social, economic, cultural, and geo-political agenda to ensure its existence while hiding its impact. Thus, we are advancing towards a future that is unclear, first in understanding the influence and meaning of fossil energy on our life, and second in formulating seemingly new, cleaner energy production practices. The purpose of the project is to reveal and make present in the public discourse the impact and significance of the energy industry on a variety of levels, while referring to the so-called temporary energy sites – the Eilat-Ashkelon oil pipeline and the gas offshore platforms. The project seeks to reflect and bring out the absurdity of the underground pipeline existence which circulate huge amounts of oil through the Israel between Europe and Asia as well as the various consequences of the local and global energy industry by planning a sequence of tourist sites along this line, in a variety of architectural and visual actions. As a parodic parallel to the "Incense Trade Route" which in a similar way is a representation of the geopolitical significance of the Land of Israel as a transition area and a commercial bridge. However, while camels transporting incense formed prospering settlements that has been recognized as a world heritage route, today oil is transported in an underground pipeline whose physical existence and consequences are concealed.