Curtailment May Have Cost Georgia’s Power Sector Up to GEL 100 Million
Generation restrictions and water spillage during May and June may have cost Georgia’s power sector up to GEL 100 million, according to a preliminary estimate by energy expert Davit Mirtskhulava.
Step Energy Develops 75 MW Solar Pipeline in Georgia
Step Energy says it is developing a 75 MW solar pipeline as the Georgian company expands into larger EPC projects, battery storage and agrivoltaics.
Mariam Qemashvili: Why Procurement Matters in Solar Projects
Mariam Qemashvili, Head of Supply Chain Department at Insta, explains why solar procurement should begin early, how supplier risks affect projects, and why long-term value matters more than the lowest upfront price.
Tbilisi to Host World Forum on Energy Regulation in September
International regulators and energy experts will gather in Tbilisi for WFER IX, covering markets, grids, storage, investment and consumer protection.
Teliani Wind Plans 52.5 MW Project in Kaspi
Teliani Wind has submitted plans for a seven-turbine, 52.5 MW wind farm near Zemo Rene in Georgia’s Kaspi municipality.
EnergoHack 2026 Brings Energy Innovators to Kaspi
EnergoHack 2026 brought young teams to Kaspi Tech Park for a 36-hour challenge focused on practical energy, technology and public-awareness solutions.
Azerbaijan and Georgia Put Electricity Supply and Transit Cooperation on 20-Year Footing
A new 20-year framework strengthens electricity supply and transit cooperation between Azerbaijan and Georgia while supporting wider regional energy connectivity.
Georgia Needs a Balanced Mix of Hydro, Solar and Wind, GREDA Says
Georgia’s power system needs stronger transmission, storage and export infrastructure to manage seasonal swings — like May 2026, when high hydro output and weak export demand forced generation curbs, says GREDA’s Maia Melikidze.
Green Energy Corridor Completes Feasibility Study and Moves Toward Implementation
The Green Energy Corridor has completed its feasibility study and is moving toward implementation as participating countries develop a regional electricity-trading framework.
Students Explore Renewable Energy at GNERC Summer School
Students from Senaki and Khobi explored renewable-energy technologies, professional opportunities and electricity generation during GNERC’s 2026 summer-school programme.