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Deal reached to supply Israeli natural gas to Gaza power plant

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Published: 16 February 2021

Last updated: 4 March 2024

Qatar's envoy to Gaza announces project after negotiations between PA, Israeli power company; deal will help Gaza residents, who live on about 11 hours of electricity a day

Qatar: Deal reached to supply Israeli natural gas to Gaza power plant (Haaretz)
Qatar's envoy to the Strip announces project after negotiations between the Palestinian Authority, Israeli gas company Delek, and other international figures; the gas pipeline construction is expected to take about 2.5 years

After years of talks, a plan to provide Israeli gas to Gaza nears approval (Times of Israel)
EU wants to allocate at least $US5 million to the project, while Qatari envoy says Doha will fund construction of part of a gas pipeline inside Israel

Qatari envoy: Gas pipeline project to power Gaza electricity advancing (Jerusalem Post)
At present Gaza residents live on about 11 hours of electricity a day, up from the four to six hours of electricity they received a few years ago

Photo: Palestinian children do their homework using a gas lamp during a power cut in Khan Yunis in the Gaza Strip, in August 2020 (Mahmud Hams/AP)
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