OHM Energy Georgia has completed a 647 kW solar power project at Tbilisi Hills. Adding another commercial-scale installation to Georgia’s growing distributed solar market.

According to the company, the system includes 1,044 Phono Solar panels rated at 620 W each, as well as four 115 kW Huawei inverters.

The company described the Tbilisi Hills project as a high-efficiency solution designed for stable performance and long-term operation. OHM Energy said the system was configured to maximize output through the use of high-capacity panels and intelligent inverter management.

While the company did not disclose the project’s expected annual electricity generation or investment value, the installation adds to the visible pipeline of private-sector solar deployment in Georgia.

Commercial and on-site solar systems remain an important part of the country’s solar market. Particularly for businesses and property developers seeking to reduce electricity costs and improve energy resilience.

Projects of this type may be smaller than utility-scale plants, but they provide a useful indication of how solar adoption is spreading across Georgia through site-specific investments and EPC-led implementation.

The article is based on information published by OHM Energy Georgia on LinkedIn