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Israel Sees Surge in Home Solar Panel Installations

Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba

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Israel has experienced a 37% increase in new home solar panel installations this year, with nearly 5,000 systems added. The total number of households using solar power now exceeds 41,000, with guaranteed tariffs available until year-end.

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  • Nearly 5,000 new home solar systems installed in Israel this year.
  • Installation rate is up 37% compared to last year.
  • Over 41,000 households now use domestic solar power.
  • Guaranteed tariffs are an incentive for installations by year-end.

Israel's Ministry of Energy announced a significant increase in the installation of private photovoltaic systems across the country. Since the beginning of the year, nearly 5,000 new home solar systems have been installed, marking a 37% rise compared to the same period last year. This brings the total number of households utilizing domestic solar power to over 41,000.

The ministry highlighted that guaranteed electricity tariffs remain available for those who install systems before the end of the current year, a key incentive driving the current demand.

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