Shine Energy Sees Strong Investment Case for Solar in Georgia
Shine Energy says shorter development periods and potential payback within three to five years are supporting growing business interest in solar investment.
May Generation Decline Highlights Georgia’s Seasonal Power-Market Imbalance
Lower export opportunities and generation restrictions reduced Georgia’s hydropower output in May, despite the season’s normally strong water availability.
Georgia’s Renewable Energy Companies Meet for GREDA Padel Tournament
Representatives of Georgia’s renewable-energy sector gathered in Kakheti for GREDA’s padel tournament, combining professional networking with an informal industry event.
AG Energy and Ming Yang Partner on 187 MW Gogni Wind Farm
AG Energy and Ming Yang have agreed to cooperate on the planned 187 MW Gogni wind farm, strengthening international involvement in Georgia’s wind sector.
New Grid Rules Target Inactive and Speculative Power Projects in Georgia
Georgia’s updated grid rules allow connection capacity held by inactive projects to be released and prioritise developments that demonstrate measurable progress.
Georgia’s First Grid-Scale Battery Project Faces Procurement Delay
Procurement delays have affected Georgia’s first grid-scale battery project, which is intended to strengthen system flexibility and support greater renewable-energy integration.
Georgia’s Wind Pipeline Reaches 34 Projects, but Most Remain Early-Stage
Georgia has 34 wind projects in its development pipeline, although most remain in early studies and only two wind farms currently operate.
Khudoni HPP Returns to Georgia’s Energy Agenda as Import Dependence Grows
GREDA has renewed discussion of the 702 MW Khudoni project, while community concerns and the absence of a final development decision remain important considerations.
ProCredit Bank Verifies 100% Renewable Electricity Use Through Georgia’s GO System
ProCredit Bank has verified that its electricity consumption is covered by renewable sources through Georgia’s Guarantees of Origin system.
Black Sea Submarine Cable Gains EU PMI Status as Development Work Advances
The Black Sea submarine cable has gained EU Project of Mutual Interest status as Georgia and its regional partners advance technical and institutional preparations.