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Georgia
Solar Market Outlook in Georgia
The traditional energy production in Georgia is based primarily on the importation of fossil fuels, along with hydropower and fuel. The country also serves as an important transit point for oil and gas. This is why the Georgian government has committed to improving the nation’s energy efficiency and maximizing its renewable energy potential.Â
In the past decade or so, it has made significant strides in that campaign. The long-term goal for Georgia is to improve its energy security and to switch to a cleaner and more sustainable energy sector.
Tapping into solar energy sources is the most viable solution for this. In 2017, it started the development of the country’s first solar park. The government actively sought investors for this project that is capable of producing 5 MW of solar power. The total cost of the project is estimated at $3.45 Million with an annual solar power generation capacity of 7,100,000 KWh.Â
Although Georgia is confronted with a variety of challenges in switching to renewable and affordable energy sources, the government has taken measures to address those issues. An important step towards this goal is to become a member of the EU4Energy Programme, which will enable Georgia to develop policies to benefit the renewable and solar energy sector.
Solar Energy Equipment Supply Capacity in Georgia
There are limited options when it comes to manufacturers and suppliers of solar equipment in Georgia. Therefore, most residential and commercial installations rely on importation from global and online suppliers.
Top Major Seaports & Logistics in Georgia
There are a few commercial ports in Georgia to facilitate the transport of solar equipment into the country. These ports include Poti, Supsa, Batumi, and Kulevi.
Thin Film used for below projects in Georgia
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