DALIA: Ofek, Ashdod

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DALIA: Ofek, Ashdod

Site planned for 2029 and has expansions through 2031

Ofek is a large data center planned near the Port of Ashdod in southern Israel, on land held by Dalia, the country's largest private electricity producer. The facility is being developed through a joint venture between an international data center operator and an Israeli infrastructure fund, with the landowner retaining an option to take a minority stake. A defining feature is its power arrangement, drawing electricity directly from a dedicated natural gas power station being built alongside it, rather than relying on the national grid.

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14.07 miles Project Omega
Ned Data Centers, backed by Goldacre and the Levinstein Group, has acquired land near Rishon Le Zion, south of Tel Aviv.
14.64 miles EdgeConneX: Rishon LeTsiyon
EdgeConneX's third data centre in Israel is located in south Tel Aviv.
16.19 miles MedOne: RM3
This facility is part of MedOne's Ramla Campus in Israel.
16.19 miles MedOne: RM2
This facility is part of MedOne's Ramla Campus in Israel.
16.19 miles MedOne: Ramla Campus
Designed for hyperscale and colocation customers, MedOne's Ramla campus is a state-of-the-art, standalone, underground data center.
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Dalia Power Energies is an independent power producer and the largest private electricity supplier in Israel, founded in 2005. It is held by a listed parent group whose bonds trade on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange. The company generates electricity mainly from natural gas, supplemented by renewable sourcing, and operates two power stations together with a battery storage facility. It supplies power directly to business and residential customers at rates below the national utility, without requiring changes to existing infrastructure, having been an early participant in the liberalization of the national electricity market. In 2024 it acquired a major power station near the Port of Ashdod through a privatization tender. Dalia also serves as the initiator, landowner, and dedicated power supplier for a large data center planned nearby, which is being developed by a separate joint venture.

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