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Leviathan Gas deal dynamics in Israel
The Leviathan gas field partners initially canceled a $6.7 billion deal, but it has now been approved by regulators, impacting Israel's energy sector.
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The story so far as of 6 October 2026
On September 27, 2026, Leviathan gas field partners canceled a $6.7 billion contract with Dalia Energy for gas supply to power plants. Dalia Energy rejected the cancellation, but reasons were not disclosed. On October 6, 2026, the Israeli Competition Authority approved the gas supply agreement between NewMed Energy and Dalia Energy, which had initially been canceled. This approval followed pressure from industry stakeholders and is significant for Israel's energy sector.
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- Regulation
Regulator approves Leviathan's $6.7 billion gas deal
Impact Energy sector stakeholders gain from the approved Leviathan gas deal, ensuring a major supply contract proceeds.
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- Companies
Leviathan partners cancel $6.7 billion deal with Dalia
Impact Energy sector stakeholders face uncertainty in supply contracts and potential shifts in market dynamics.
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