Six HPPs put into operation in Georgia this year
Six HPPs were put into operation in Georgia this year and four more are scheduled to be launched.
According to the Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development, in 2019 six hydropower plants were put into operation with a total capacity of 57.9 MW. These HPPs are: Avani HPP (with a capacity of 3.5 MW), Skurdidi HPP (with a capacity of 1.33 MW), Aragvi 2 HPP (with a capacity of 1.95 MW), Oro HPP (with an installed capacity of 1.12 MW), Mestiachala 1 HPP (with a capacity of 20 MW), Mestiachala 2 (with a capacity of 30 MW).
This year "Chapala" HPP, "Khelra" HPP, "Iphari" HPP and a hydro power plant at Tbilisi Sea are scheduled to be launched, as well. Their total capacity is 7.33 MW.
მსგავსი სიახლეები
GAZELLE WOMEN IN BUSINESS CONFERENCE, 27 MARCH
For investors in Georgia
Wines of Rtvelisi have acquired worldwide recognition
President Ilham Aliyev chaired meeting of Security Council
The VI International Congress of Real Estate and Investment 2020 ended in Berlin
On February 25, 2020, the Berlin Congress of Foreign Real Estate and Investments will be held in the German capital
Manufacturing of pharmaceutical products in Georgia: "They are experimenting with how much we can pay for drugs"
How will the first treetop trails look like in Georgia?
Enterprise Georgia presents strategy to attract foreign direct investments in Georgia
Georgian PM holds next interagency meeting in Gudauri following Bakuriani
Former Presidential Residence in Mestia Sold for 7 510 000 GEL on e-auction
Six HPPs put into operation in Georgia this year
"Sarajishvili 2020" - a drink of unique taste and design for a sublime New Year's Eve
Exports to Georgia increase by 11.7% in January-November 2019, while imports decrease by 2.3%
How much do Georgian citizens spend on domestic tourism?
EBRD allocates $54 million to develop energy efficiency in Georgia
Volume of real estate owned by banks in Georgia increases
Money transfers to Georgia amount to $151 million in November 2019
Revenues generated in Georgian state budget by gambling business reduce
National Bank of Georgia Increases Refinancing Rate to 9%