Power risk matrix key to Soreq financing

The financing package for the world’s largest reverse osmosis project was finally signed off at the end of May. Plans for a co-located independent power plant gave the deal a unique risk profile.

 The 510,000m3/d Soreq desalination project in Israel reached financial close at the end of May, after the developer consortium successfully negotiated $400 million of project debt with a trio of local and international lenders.

 
Israel’s two largest commercial banks – Bank Hapoalim and Bank Leumi – are putting up NIS600 million ($200 million) of the funding, with a further ...

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