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NewMed Cancels $6.7 Billion Gas Deal With Dalia Amid Antitrust Review
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By עידן ארץ
What happened
NewMed Energy has canceled a $6.7 billion, 20-year natural gas supply deal with Dalia Energy, citing delays and potential unfavorable conditions from the Israel Competition Authority's review. The move is seen as a pressure tactic, with both sides hoping the deal will ultimately be approved.
- 01NewMed Energy canceled a $6.7 billion gas deal with Dalia Energy.
- 02The cancellation is seen as pressure on the Israel Competition Authority.
- 03The ICA has concerns about the deal's long duration and resale clauses.
- 04Dalia Energy legally rejected the cancellation.
- 05The deal is still expected to proceed despite the controversy.
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