A 360 MW IEC power station that worked on diesel oil and was linked up to natural gas on the 23rd February 2009. The station started generating with natural gas as of June 2009 at which time it started the commissioning period. By November 2009, the site 3 CCGT generation units each of 330 MW, were liked up and started to use natural gas, so that the station will be generating 1,000 MW with natural gas, which will bring Israel’s installed electricity generation capacity with natural gas to 40%, which is considerably higher than the average in OECD countries where natural gas represents about 15-20%. Thus Hagit joins the Eshkol, Reading and Gezer power stations that already generate