Rotem Project

Rotem Power Plant’s construction commenced in January 2011 and it began commercial operation on July 2013, at Mishor Rotem (in the south of Israel). The Rotem power plant uses combined cycle power plant technology and is powered by natural gas, which is considered to be very efficient and eco-friendly. The main equipment at Rotem is manufactured by Mitsubishi (MHI). The power plant meets the most stringent environmental standards.
Expansion of existing site (Rotem II), Link to plan documents National Infrastructure Plans 94

Hadera Project

.Hadera Power Plant’s construction commenced in June 2016 and began operations in July 2020. The Hadera power plant, which is located near the Hadera Paper factory, is expected to provide all electrical and steam needs of the Hadera Paper factory and electricity to additional private customers and the IEC. The power plant uses cogeneration technology powered by natural gas, which is considered to be very efficient and eco-friendly. The main equipment at Hadera is manufactured by General Electric. The power plant meets the most stringent environmental standards.

Zomet Project

In March 2018 the Company completed acquisition of 95% of the share capital of Zomet. Zomet is advancing a project for construction of a conventional, open cycle power plant powered by natural gas with a capacity of 396 MW. On September 2018, Zomet signed a planning, procurement and construction agreement (EPC) with PW Power Systems LLC, which is wholly held (directly and indirectly) by Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems, for construction of the Zomet project. On January 2019, the company signed an agreement with the private shareholders in Zomet, who hold 5% of the shares of Zomet, whereby they will sell their shares in Zomet to the Company.