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Doral Energy Expands Israel's Largest Solar Project with Agro-Voltaic Technology
Doral Energy is investing up to 1 billion shekels to expand its "Hadari Shan" solar project in Israel's Jordan Valley, already the country's largest. The expansion will use agro-voltaic technology, placing solar panels above crops on 1,700 dunams across 11 kibbutzim.
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- 01Doral Energy is investing up to 1 billion shekels to expand Israel's largest solar project, "Hadari Shan".
- 02The expansion will utilize agro-voltaic technology, integrating solar panels with agricultural crops.
- 03The new phase will cover 1,700 dunams across 11 kibbutzim in the Jordan Valley.
- 04It is expected to produce 150 megawatts of electricity and 800 megawatt-hours of storage.
- 05The entire "Hadari Shan" complex will generate 325 megawatts and 1,500 megawatt-hours of storage.
- 06Doral's CEO highlighted the project's role in developing mega-projects and dual land use.
This phase will add 150 megawatts of power and 800 megawatt-hours of storage, with the full complex expected to generate 325 megawatts.
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