Expansion Plans Announced for Dorad Power Station
Dorad Power Station Expansion
In September, the partnerships involved in the Dorad power station announced their decision to expand its facilities. Located within the territory of the Shita’a company, which is owned by the Eilat Ashkelon Pipeline Company (Ketz’a), the station is situated near Ashkelon.
Payment Obligations for Land Improvement
Typically, when establishing or expanding power stations, the developer is required to make payments to the Israel Land Authority (RMI) for land improvement. This cost is predetermined based on the station’s capacity and is currently set at 300,000 shekels per megawatt installed. There are instances where developers incur even higher fees. For example, Ari Real Estate recently paid approximately 400,000 shekels per megawatt in a recently published tender.
Broader Context in the Energy Sector
This development comes at a time when the energy sector is facing various challenges, including fluctuating prstarts and ongoing discussions regarding sustainability. Stakeholders are closely monitoring the impacts of such expansion on the local economy and the environment.
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