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Electricity Authority Rejects $65 Million in Costs for Power Station Delays
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By יובל אזולאי
First reported by Globes · 4 hours ago
What happened
Israel's Electricity Authority will not recognize NIS 230 million in costs for the Israel Electric Corporation's delayed construction of two new power units at Orot Rabin. The authority cited poor management by IEC, while IEC blamed external factors and supplier issues.
- 01Electricity Authority denies NIS 230 million in costs to IEC for power unit delays.
- 02Project delays at Orot Rabin extend over two and a half years.
- 03Authority cites IEC's management issues as cause for delays.
- 04IEC disputes authority's findings, blames external factors and suppliers.
- 05Private producers renew calls for IEC exit from electricity generation.
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