The energy sector of Georgia is very attractive in terms of its vast untapped potential, increased local and regional demand coupled with market liberalisation.

Its approximately 300 rivers could produce a significant amount of hydropower, with potential hydro generation capacity estimated at 15 000 MW.

By 2030, it should be possible to integrate 1 332 MW of wind and 520 MW of solar energy.

The Georgian government is implementing a number of large-scale reforms in the energy sector to fulfill the obligations under the Association Agreement between Georgia and EU and Protocol on ‘’Accession of Georgia to Energy Community Treaty’’.