Teralight said the portfolio includes projects that are already connected to the grid or about to be, but 10 MW of the projects are still in the development stage.
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“This portfolio will further expand our projects in Israel, being an additional growth engine for our company,” said Teralight CEO Rani Lifshitz. “It will be added to other projects in Israel, amounting to hundreds of MW.”
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