2023年6月11日

。2015年今年10月7日,照片顯示的一般視圖Eshkol電站,第一個在以色列從天然氣發電,在沿海城市阿什杜德。(美聯社照片/ Tsafrir Abayov文件)Meshek能源——可再生能源有限公司周日宣布與抓保險有限公司簽署了一項協議NIS 2.52億的投資,以換取9.49%的股權,贏得投標購買Eshkol電廠。上周收盤後交易的以色列電力公司的招標投標收購Ashdod-based Eshkol電廠。Meshek能源的子公司Dalia能量是提供購買以色列的第三大電廠NIS 100億的報價提交在5月底,Calcalist上周報道。據說,其他參與者更低的報價。公開投標的IEC預計在未來幾周。Dalia能量運作以色列最大的私人發電廠,Dalia位於東部的瑪拉基書在南方。它生產的電力供應約占總數的10%,根據它的網站,是由從離岸瑪氣藏天然氣。Eshkol發電廠,以色列的第三任總理利未Eshkol命名,位於工業區附近的阿什杜德港,並總表麵麵積約470000平方米。 The plant was the first to be converted to run on natural gas for the production of electricity. Sign up for the Tech Israel Dailyand never miss Israel's top tech stories Newsletter email address By signing up, you agree to the terms The tender by the IEC includes the acquisition of six power generation units, including gas turbines that operate using natural gas with a cumulative capacity of about 1,680 megawatts, and the possibility to construct additional capacity of 600 megawatts to 850 megawatts. The sale will be subject to approval by the Competition Authority and other regulatory approvals. Handover of the power station to the winner of the tender is expected by the end of the year. Another bidder in the tender for the Eshkol plant is OPC Energy, a developer and operator of power generation facilities in Israel and US, which submitted a joint offer together with the Noy Fund, an Israeli infrastructure and energy investment. OPC’s portfolio in Israel consists of OPC Rotem, a 466 MW combined cycle power plant, in operation since July 2013, and OPC Hadera, a 148MW co-generation power plant, in operation since July 2020. The Eshkol power station is being sold as part of the structural reform of Israel’s electricity sector announced in 2018 to encourage independent power producers to enter the market and boost competition as demand for electricity is growing. It is the fourth power station sold by the IEC to the private sector. Advertisement In 2021, a consortium led by Edeltech Energy & Infrastructure and Shikun & Binui Energy won the IEC tender for the Hagit power plant in a deal worth NIS 1.6 billion. The Alon Tavor power station was sold in December 2019 for NIS 1.9 billion and the Ramat Hovav power station was sold in June 2020 for NIS 4.26 billion. Is our work important to you? Do you rely on The Times of Israel for accurate and insightful news on Israel and the Jewish world? If so, please join The Times of Israel Community. For as little as $6/month, you will: Support our independent journalism; Enjoy an ad-free experience on the ToI site, apps and emails; and Gain access to exclusive content shared only with the ToI Community, including weekly letters from founding editor David Horovitz.