300MW Imereti 1 Wind Power Plant

Imereti Wind Farm is located in the region in Georgia situated along the middle and upper reaches of the Rioni river. The terrain is of hilly character, ranging from low to moderate complexity. Wind turbines located on two plates which altitude varies between 940 and 1140 meters above sea level.

• Project size: 100 MW (first phase), upgradable up to 350 MW
• Location: Imereti Region, Sachkhere Municipality - 120 km northwest of Tbilisi (The Republic of Georgia) 
• Wind speed: above 7.8 m/s – 110m Hub height
• Net Capacity Factor: (P50) above 40%
• Total Power Output: ~ 400 GWh/Year @ P50

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8MW Nakhiduri HPP

The Nakhiduri HPP project will help enhance independence and security of the energy sector in the country. The installed capacity of the power plant is 7.6 MW, which means about 51 million kWh additional production of electricity per year. According to 2020 data, the electricity generated by the hydro power plant will be equivalent to ~ 3.1 % of the country’s average annual import.

The implementation of the project will help attract foreign direct investment in the country, create new jobs and mobilize additional funds in the state budget. With this project, the investment of about $12.95 million is planned to be made in the renewable energy sector. According to the company, about 100 jobs will be created during the construction phase of the project, and 16-20 jobs during the operation period.

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Mashavera 1, 2, 3 HPP Cascade

Located in Dmanisi municipality, the Mashavera 1,2,3 HPP Cascade consists of three small 1.55 MW hydropower plants. All three hydropower plans together with a total of 5 MW installed capacity will generate more than 30GWh/a.

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Ferroalloys Manufacturing Facility

Located in the Zestaponi municipality, the Manganese Industry LLC manufacturing plant will produce 16000 tons of alloys each year. 100% of the production will be exported to the major markets.

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Upper Karabulakhi HPP

Located in Dmanisi municipality, the Upper Karabulakhi HPP  with th 1.52 MW capacity will utilise the energy of Shavtskarostskali river and generate more than 8.2G Wh/a.

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