The commercial solar installation uses 860 JA Solar modules and is expected to generate approximately 750,000 kWh of electricity annually.

Teliani Wind has submitted plans for a seven-turbine, 52.5 MW wind farm near Zemo Rene in Georgia’s Kaspi municipality.

The Green Energy Corridor has completed its feasibility study and is moving toward implementation as participating countries develop a regional electricity-trading framework.

Procurement delays have affected Georgia’s first grid-scale battery project, which is intended to strengthen system flexibility and support greater renewable-energy integration.

ProCredit Bank has verified that its electricity consumption is covered by renewable sources through Georgia’s Guarantees of Origin system.

The Black Sea submarine cable has gained EU Project of Mutual Interest status as Georgia and its regional partners advance technical and institutional preparations.

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

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

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.