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Does China's reliance on Chinese contractors pose a threat to Israel?

The growing reliance on Chinese contractors carries several risks, industry insiders argue. Beyond supply-chain dependence, the arrangement could expose Israel to cyber vulnerabilities or leave critical infrastructure hostage to geopolitical developments. “What happens if, during a war, they decide to stop working?” one expert asked.

Who are China's key players in Israel's electricity build-out?

Chinese contractors seize key role in Israel’s electricity build-out Quiet takeover? Chinese contractors seize key role in Israel’s electricity build-out Three Chinese engineering giants—HEI, CHEC and THCC—are emerging as dominant players in Israel’s electricity market.

Which Chinese companies are leading Israel's electricity build-out?

Chinese contractors seize key role in Israel’s electricity build-out Three Chinese engineering giants—HEI, CHEC and THCC—are emerging as dominant players in Israel’s electricity market. The consortium has been contracted to build Dalia-2, an 850-megawatt power station near Gedera, at a cost of NIS 3.3 billion.

Who is developing Israel's most advanced power stations?

The projects are being developed by Dalia Energy, one of Israel’s largest private electricity producers. Industry sources told The Jerusalem Post that the Chinese firms are not only entering the market as contractors but are also gaining critical expertise in operating the most advanced type of power stations in Israel.