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Preliminary findings show that Georgia’s power system became isolated from Azerbaijan before frequency and voltage fell to critical levels, triggering cascading outages.
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.
Energy expert Davit Mirtskhulava says determining the cause of Georgia’s July blackouts requires time, independent expertise and clear interim reporting.
Telasi says electricity distribution in Tbilisi is continuing normally, while Georgian banks will maintain GEL services after the EU sanctioned Inter RAO.
The Georgian Tourism Association chair discusses rising energy costs, growing interest in solar power, and how clean energy could support Georgia’s tourism competitiveness.
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.
A new 20-year framework strengthens electricity supply and transit cooperation between Azerbaijan and Georgia while supporting wider regional energy connectivity.
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.
