Les factures des Israéliens ne baisseront pas – un audit révèle l'échec de la réforme
Le transfert de la production d'électricité à des mains privées et les tentatives de briser le monopole d'État n'ont pas apporté aux Israéliens les tarifs bas promis. La réforme massive, présentée comme un salut pour…
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An audit by the Adva center reveals that Israel's electricity market reform, intended to lower consumer rates by breaking the state monopoly, has instead generated 4.6 billion shekels in excess profits for private companies from 2022 to 2024. The financial benefits of modernization have been captured by businesses rather than passed on to households through reduced bills. The failure undermines the reform's core promise and may fuel demands for regulatory action or rate adjustments.