The proposed financing covers 40.6 MW of new solar capacity and refinancing for five operating plants, while negotiations on the loan agreement continue.

A 33.06 kWp rooftop solar installation at the Evangelical-Lutheran Church in Tbilisi has been operating for around three years. The church says the system now generates more electricity over the year than the site consumes, while the original project calculations indicated a payback period of around six years.

Construction has started on the 104 MW Imereti wind project in Sachkhere Municipality, with 13 turbines planned and grid connection targeted for 2027.

The 6.4 MWp solar project in Sagarejo is targeting commercial operation in September 2026, following the start of construction in May.

Four solar power plants with a combined installed capacity of 753 kW have been completed across Georgian Rugby infrastructure facilities in Tbilisi.

The developer says the planned wind farm will affect no more than 3% of the licensed forest area, while more than GEL 5.6 million is expected to be paid in compensation related to tree removal.

Installation of all 33 turbines has been completed at the Ruisi Wind Power Project in Shida Kartli, as the 206 MW facility moves toward grid connection and commissioning.

A proposed modification to the Kaspi wind project would increase its installed capacity by 26 MW and fully double-circuit the associated 110 kV transmission line.

The industrial self-consumption project in Rustavi will combine on-site solar generation with zero-export control and provision for future battery storage.