Electricity Imports Grow by 14.5%; What is Russia’s Ratio

According to ESCO indicators, in January-October 2019 electricity imports grew by 14.5% to 1 215.8 million kw/hours, while the figure was 1 061.9 million kw/h in the same period of 2018.

Under the same statistics, imports rose from Russia essentially. Georgia bought 74.6 million kw/h electricity from Russia in January-October 2018, while the figure made up 392.2 million kw/h in January-October 2019. The year on year growth constituted 425.3%.

Azerbaijan is second major market, from where Georgia imported 823.6 million kw/h electricity, up 3.1% year on year from 789.6 million kw/h in January-October 2018.

It is worth noting that electricity in October was mainly imported from Russia - 195.5 million kw/h, Azerbaijan’s ratio is 1.3% (2.7 million kw/h).

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Electricity Imports Grow by 14.5%; What is Russia’s Ratio

According to ESCO indicators, in January-October 2019 electricity imports grew by 14.5% to 1 215.8 million kw/hours, while the figure was 1 061.9 million kw/h in the same period of 2018.

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Hereti Global Starts Exporting Wine to the United States 03

The EU Urges Georgia to Refrain from Adopting Legislation that can Compromise Georgia’s EU Path 04

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The restaurant "Drzlebi" Located in Terjola, will Reopen in May
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With the support of the International Visegrad Fund (IVF), a meeting was held in the city of Zugdidi within the framework of the ongoing project at the Energy Training Center of GNERC
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Hereti Global Starts Exporting Wine to the United States
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