OPC Energy Wins Major Electricity Supply Tender as Tel Aviv Stock Exchange Opens Higher
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First reported by Calcalist · 13 hours ago
What happened
OPC Energy won the largest share of a 500 MW electricity supply tender by the Israeli Electricity Authority, enabling expansion in the competitive market. Nofar is acquiring a US energy storage project for $40 million, aiming for commercial operation by 2028. The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange opened higher amid mixed global market signals and responded to Israel's June inflation data and a notable drop in housing prices. US airstrikes targeted Iran's military capabilities near the Strait of Hormuz.
- 01OPC Energy won 200 MW, 40% of the Israeli Electricity Authority's 500 MW tender allocation.
- 02Nofar is buying a 400 MWh US energy storage project for $40 million, targeting 2028 operation.
- 03Tel Aviv Stock Exchange rose sharply, led by banking stocks, after mixed global market movements.
- 04Israel's June inflation held steady monthly, with annual inflation falling to 1.6%.
- 05Housing prices in Israel dropped 1% over two months, the steepest decline in eight years.
- 06US conducted fifth night of airstrikes in Iran to degrade military threats near Strait of Hormuz.
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