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Power Plants in Israel

Israel has 59 power plants on the map, adding up to about 15 GW of capacity. By number of plants, the most common type is solar. Below: the full fuel mix and the country’s biggest stations. From the WRI Global Power Plant Database, snapshot 2026-06-23.

POWER PLANTS59

TOTAL CAPACITY15 GW

MOST COMMON FUELSolar

By fuel

How Israel’s plants split by primary fuel, by number of stations, with total installed capacity for each.

Solar37 · 63% · 573 MW

Gas18 · 31% · 9 GW

Wind2 · 3% · 42 MW

Coal2 · 3% · 5 GW

Largest power plants in Israel

The country’s biggest stations by installed capacity, with fuel and commissioning year where recorded.

2,590 MWOrot RabinCoal

2,250 MWRutenbergCoal

1,432 MWEshkolGas

1,255 MWHagitGas

1,067 MWRamat HovavGas

840 MWDoradGas2014

835 MWTzafit (Dalia)Gas2015

744 MWGezerGas2007

720 MWHaifa (CCGT)Gas2010

428 MWReadingGas1970

365 MWAlon TavorGas

355 MWTzafitGas

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