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Dead Sea Works to Pay Hundreds of Millions for Saline Water
The Supreme Court has finalized a ruling requiring Dead Sea Works to pay hundreds of millions of shekels to Mekorot for saline water used in production. Deputy President Noam Sohlberg rejected Dead Sea Works' request for an additional hearing, upholding a previous decision.
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- 01Dead Sea Works must pay hundreds of millions of shekels for saline water use.
- 02The Supreme Court rejected Dead Sea Works' request for an additional hearing.
- 03The total payment is estimated to reach 400-500 million shekels by 2030.
- 04A 2017 water reform mandates payment for self-extracted water.
- 05Dead Sea Works was ordered to pay 10,000 shekels in expenses.
The ruling stems from a 2017 water reform and estimates the total payment to be between 400-500 million shekels by 2030. Dead Sea Works was ordered to pay 10,000 shekels in expenses.
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