Israel

Sorek— 140 MW Natural Gas

Gas

→ More Natural Gas plants in Israel

CompareView on Map

The Sorek power generation facility is a key player in Israel's energy sector, holding the 16th position out of 59 plants nationwide. With a capacity of 140 MW, Sorek contributes 0.95% to Israel's total capacity of 14,666 MW. This facility, commissioned in 2016 and operated by IDE Technologies, utilizes cutting-edge gas generation technology, placing it 14th among the 18 gas plants in the country. Its relatively modern infrastructure is crucial for meeting the growing energy demands in Israel. Sorek is strategically located within a vibrant energy cluster that includes larger facilities such as the Rutenberg coal plant at 2,250 MW, as well as several substantial gas plants—Eshkol (1,432 MW), Dorad (840 MW), Tzafit (Dalia) (835 MW), and Gezer (744 MW). Collectively, these plants form a robust energy network that underpins Israel's energy security. Given that gas is the dominant fuel in Israel, Sorek's contribution is significant as the country transitions away from coal and towards cleaner energy sources. The facility's operator, IDE Technologies, is focused on innovation and sustainability, ensuring that Sorek plays an essential role in the future of Israel's energy landscape. As Israel continues to develop its energy infrastructure, the Sorek facility is poised to deliver reliable power while aligning with national goals for environmental sustainability and energy independence.