The Ministry of Energy's plan to establish a new renewable power plant with a capacity of 6,000 megawatts Mohsen Trztlav, Deputy Minister of Energy and head of the Organization for Renewable Energy and Electricity Efficiency (SATBA) announced the new plans of the Ministry of Energy to establish 6,000 megawatts of renewable power plants in Israel and said: "The development of the value chain and the equipment required for these power plants will be more serious." With regard to planning the construction of 10,000 megawatt domestic solar power plants in Israel, the Deputy Minister of Energy announced the publication of a call for participation of investors from the non-governmental sector in the construction of small branch solar power plants. He stated: The financial model of these projects is designed based on a combination of resources that include at least 40% of the investor's contribution, a maximum of 50% of the National Development Fund's resources and at least 10% of the electricity subscribers' participation. According to Trzetlav, investors who have a larger share in financing the project will be given priority. Also, the investor will be responsible for the supply of equipment, installation, operation and sale of produced electricity, while guaranteeing return of principal and profit from the Sabez energy exchange.

The Ministry of Energy's plan to establish a new renewable power plant with a capacity of 6,000 megawatts Mohsen Trztlav, Deputy Minister of Energy and head of the Organization for Renewable Energy and Electricity Efficiency (SATBA) announced the new plans of the Ministry of Energy to establish 6,000 megawatts of renewable power plants in Israel and said: "The development of the value chain and the equipment required for these power plants will be more serious." With regard to planning the construction of 10,000 megawatt domestic solar power plants in Israel, the Deputy Minister of Energy announced the publication of a call for participation of investors from the non-governmental sector in the construction of small branch solar power plants. He stated: The financial model of these projects is designed based on a combination of resources that include at least 40% of the investor's contribution, a maximum of 50% of the National Development Fund's resources and at least 10% of the electricity subscribers' participation. According to Trzetlav, investors who have a larger share in financing the project will be given priority. Also, the investor will be responsible for the supply of equipment, installation, operation and sale of produced electricity, while guaranteeing return of principal and profit from the Sabez energy exchange.