About

Dalia, the largest private power supplier in Israel, provides its customers with the same electricity as IEC, but for less money. Dalia allows you to save and be more energy efficient without any changes to the existing electricity infrastructure, while maintaining the same level of reliability and availability in the power supply.

Dalia is a leading energy company with diverse and renewable energy sources

Since its establishment in 2005, Dalia had clearly defined goals and objectives: to become a significant player in Israel’s energy market, and to encourage competition in the electricity sector.

The first power plant "Dalia" was built at the Tzafit site, and it generates approximately 900 megawatts of electricity produced from natural gas – a cleaner source of energy. In 2022, Dalia expanded the power plant’s production activity and constructed a unique, one-of-a-kind energy storage facility with a capacity of 88 megawatts per hour. In addition, Dalia has a government-approved plan to expand the station by 850 megawatts.

In June 2024, the Eshkol Power Station was purchased from the IEC. The Eshkol station is located in the Port of Ashdod, and has a capacity of 1,606 megawatts produced from natural gas.

The opening of the electricity supply sector to competition in 2023, allowed the company to offer its services to private customers and to reliably supply discounted electricity from diverse energy sources. Dalia offers a combination of electricity produced from natural gas and “green” electricity, produced from renewable energy sources.

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Dalia's story

2005

Dalia officially founded

2010

Israeli government announces Dalia as a national infrastructure project

2012

Financial closure

2013

Beginning of the Dalia power station construction

2015

Commercial operation – 30% of sales to business customers

2020

60% of sales to business customers

2022

100% of sales to business customers

2023

Construction of the first energy storage facility

2023

Start of sales to households

2024

Purchase of the Eshkol power station

The numbers behind Dalia

LIC
8

electricity generation licenses

LIC
2

electricity supply licenses

%
16

Israel's electricity production

%
58

energy efficiency

mw
912

Dalia power station

mw
1606

Eshkol power station

mwh
88

storage capacity

NIS
2.3B

revenues in 2023

A3

bond rating with a stable outlook

NIS
692M

EBITDA in 2023

Company management

דורון סט

Doron Set

Chairman of the Board

Oved Debby

CEO

Liami Wiseman

Deputy CEO Business Development

Felix Wasserstein

Deputy CEO Engineering and Development

Yael Wagner, att.

CLO and Company Secretary

Yuval Peleg

VP Engineering and Operations

Snait Meir

VP Marketing and Sales

Shimon Fahima, CPA

CFO

Ownership structure

  • 50% Meshek Energy-Renewable Energies

  • 25% Hiram Epsilon

  • 20% Daniel Caesarea Holdings

  • 5% Orot Energy Holdings