Sola Renewable Energies

Israel serves as Sola’s operational foundation, with decades of accumulated experience in projects, regulatory engagement, and industry expertise.

Sola’s portfolio in Israel includes commercial solar PV projects like Milgad, Barak, A.L. Construction, and Yinnon, all in commercial operation.

Sola manages a portfolio of commercial and industrial solar PV projects in Israel, including Milgad, Barak, A.L. Construction, and Yinnon, all in commercial operation.

Sola’s management team has decades of combined operational, engineering, and business experience in solar energy, including project origination, development, and grid connection.

Sola’s leadership team combines deep solar-sector expertise with broad business experience in company building, financial management, and growth markets.

Sola operates as an independent developer in renewable energy, specializing in solar PV and energy storage projects across Israel and Europe.

Sola, an independent developer in renewable energy, operates in Israel and Europe, specializing in solar PV and energy storage projects across the full value chain.

Italy is Sola’s primary strategic growth platform, offering rising demand for clean power, energy storage, and advanced grid infrastructure.

Sola develops, constructs, and operates solar and energy storage projects in Israel and Italy, with a leadership team experienced in large-scale project execution.

Sola develops, constructs, and operates solar and energy storage projects in Israel and Italy, with a leadership team experienced in large-scale project execution.

Rated companies in Israel raised over **1.8 billion NIS** in bonds and commercial paper this week, signaling a shift toward fixed-income markets for faster capital access. Developers are using **special purpose vehicles (SPVs)** to isolate assets and recycle capital without triggering parent-company dilution. Meanwhile, cash-rich acquisitions and double-digit equity dilution are accelerating ownership consolidation beyond organic growth rates.

Sep 2026Deep TASENews article

Sola’s July IPO generates **NIS 43.1 million in cash**, which it uses to repay short-term credit facilities and an Italian loan. The company now holds **NIS 58.2 million in equity** and **NIS 31.1 million in long-term loans**, easing liquidity constraints. However, Italy’s electricity projects remain unfunded, relying on a planned **4.5 MW allocation** for initial development without guaranteed revenue.

Aug 2026Deep TASENews article