Black Sea Submarine Cable Advances Toward Marine Survey
The Georgia–Romania Black Sea Submarine Cable project is moving toward the preparation of its marine survey, following a technical workshop hosted by Romanian transmission system operator Transelectrica. The meeting took place in Bucharest on 29 July and brought together representatives of Transelectrica, Georgian State Electrosystem, Italian engineering consultancy CESI, the Romanian Maritime Hydrographic Directorate, the […]
Avtandil Mamaladze: Solar Projects Depend on More Than Panels and Inverters
Tamira Chief Operating Officer Avtandil Mamaladze explains why protection systems, switchgear, monitoring and properly engineered electrical panels are central to the safety and reliability of solar projects.
GNERC Links July 24 Blackout to Loss of Azerbaijan Grid Connection
Preliminary findings show that Georgia’s power system became isolated from Azerbaijan before frequency and voltage fell to critical levels, triggering cascading outages.
Global Energy Regulators Join WFER 2026 Speaker Lineup in Tbilisi
The World Forum on Energy Regulation has published a broad international speaker lineup for its ninth edition in Tbilisi. WFER IX will take place from 21 to 24 September 2026. The Georgian National Energy and Water Supply Regulatory Commission will host the event under the International Confederation of Energy Regulators. The announced lineup includes regulatory […]
IRENA Finds Long-Term Gaps in Georgia’s Climate and Energy Planning
IRENA says Georgia’s main climate and energy plans use different assumptions and long-term pathways, reducing comparability and creating less consistent signals for investors.
EcoVille Georgia Completes 610 kW Solar Plant for Svanuri
The commercial solar installation uses 860 JA Solar modules and is expected to generate approximately 750,000 kWh of electricity annually.
Davit Mirtskhulava Calls for Transparent Review of Georgia’s July Blackouts
Energy expert Davit Mirtskhulava says determining the cause of Georgia’s July blackouts requires time, independent expertise and clear interim reporting.
Telasi Says Operations Continue Following EU Sanctions on Inter RAO
Telasi says electricity distribution in Tbilisi is continuing normally, while Georgian banks will maintain GEL services after the EU sanctioned Inter RAO.
Natalie Kvachantiradze: Clean Energy Can Strengthen Georgia’s Tourism Sector
The Georgian Tourism Association chair discusses rising energy costs, growing interest in solar power, and how clean energy could support Georgia’s tourism competitiveness.
Edisher Mamaladze: How Sakcable Developed a Georgian-Made Solar Cable
Sakcable’s supervisory board chair explains how the company developed and certified a locally manufactured solar cable, and why local supply matters for Georgia’s growing photovoltaic market.