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Author: renewables.GE Editorial

Georgia Clears Penalties for 157 Energy Companies as 1,500 MW of Projects Move Forward

Georgia has introduced a conditional mechanism to waive around GEL 1 billion in penalties for energy projects that meet revised development commitments.

Trading Returns to Georgia’s Electricity Exchange After Seven-Month Pause

Electricity trading has resumed on the Georgian Energy Exchange following a seven-month pause, marking another step in the country’s power-market reform.

OHM Energy Georgia Completes 647 kW Solar Project at Tbilisi Hills

OHM Energy Georgia has completed a 647 kW solar installation at Tbilisi Hills using more than 1,000 modules and Huawei inverter technology.

Georgia Targets 11.5 GW of Power Capacity and Zero Electricity Imports by 2036

Georgia aims to increase installed power capacity to 11.5 GW by 2036 through renewable projects, grid investment and battery storage development.

Kulevi Solar Plant Comes Online to Power Local Fish Processing Facility

A 637 kW solar plant in Kulevi is expected to generate around 730 MWh annually for a local fish-processing facility.

First Turbine Installed at Georgia’s 206 MW Ruisi Wind Farm

Installation of the first turbine marks a major construction milestone for the 206 MW Ruisi wind farm, one of Georgia’s largest planned wind projects.

Georgia Added 22.6 MW of Renewable Capacity in 2025

Georgia commissioned 22.6 MW of new renewable-energy capacity in 2025, with hydro and solar projects expanding the country’s domestic generation base.

GSE Plan Lists 31 Solar Plants for Commissioning in Georgia in 2026

Georgia’s transmission development plan lists 31 solar plants for possible commissioning in 2026, pointing to a rapidly expanding project pipeline.

Hydropower to Supply More Than 80% of Georgia’s Forecast 2026 Electricity Output

Georgia expects hydropower to provide more than 80% of its electricity generation in 2026, underlining the sector’s continued importance to the national energy system.

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