AGL continues community safety briefings about the commissioning of the Shuakhevi Hydropower Plant. On November 27 a meeting was conducted with the residents of Rabati District at Makhalakidzeebi Public School in Shuakhevi. Company representatives provided information about the safety procedures around the dams, reservoirs and hydropower plant areas, safety signage to be installed downstream the […]
AGL conducted a working meeting with the representatives of the Supervision Department under the Emergency Management Agency of Georgia and the Civil Safety Service Agency. The purpose of the meeting was to inform about the safety measures implemented by the company for the commissioning of the power plant. The Company representatives provided information about the […]
Prashant Joshi, the CEO of Adjaristsqali Georgia LLC, attended the International Hydropower Forum at the Biltmore Hotel in Tbilisi today. Participants on the forum discussed challenges and emerging perspectives in the hydropower development sector. Joshi noted, “Georgia has vast potential for developing hydropower resources and increasing domestic electricity production. At the same time, it is […]
AGL commenced commissioning/operations safety meetings with communities residing within the project impact area. The first meeting was conducted with the employees of the Shuakhevi Municipality City Hall. AGL representatives provided information about the safety measures nearby the dams, reservoirs, and power plants, explained banning and warning safety signage which will be placed downstream of the […]
Today, Prashant Josh, the CEO of Adjaristsqali Georgia LLC (AGL), met with local students who had received scholarships from the Shuakhevi Hydropower Plant (HPP) project as part of its corporate social responsibility program. “The Shuakhevi HPP project has been proudly funding local students’ education in leading Georgian universities for the last five years. The goal […]
Interview with Prashant Joshi – CEO of “Adjaristsqali Georgia” Water and water resources are amongst the primary natural resources available in Georgia. The hydro-energy potential of Georgia (rivers, lakes, water reservoirs, ices, underground waters) is one of the most significant resources available in the world. Considering the peculiarities of Georgian rivers, which are characterized by distinct […]
Construction is nearly complete on the Shuakhevi Hydropower Plant (HPP), which will soon begin testing and commercial operation. Test operation at the 9 MW Skhalta HPP is planned for the end of November 2019. The main 178 MW Shuakhevi HPP will go into operation at 50% capacity at the beginning of 2020. Both plants will […]
Within the “April Cool” campaign, on April 1 Adjaristsqali Georgia team planted trees on Zamleti Spoil Disposal Area. In particular, the Company representatives planted forty saplings of Oak and Walnut trees. The purpose of the event was to support the restoration of the forest and the construction site. The Company plans to undertake similar activities […]
On March 4 a Fire Safety Training was conducted at Shuakhevi HPP which consisted of theoretical as well as practical parts. Representatives of the Company Ltd “Fire Safety and Service” provided information to operational team as well as camp security personnel on topics such as management of emergency situations, evacuation of personnel during fire, classification […]
On February 19-20 AGL CEO Mr. Prashant Joshi participated in the 3rd Annual International Congress and Exhibition: Hydropower Caspian and Central Asia 2019 in Tbilisi. The event served as a professional venue for high-level participants to discuss key energy topics and exchange knowledge and experience for hydropower construction and operation in the Caspian and Central […]
Adjaristsqali Georgia LLC is a special purpose vehicle set up to develop the hydropower resources on the Adjaristsqali River and its tributaries, in the Autonomous Republic of Adjara, in South Western Georgia. AGL is a joint venture between India’s Tata Power and Norway's Clean Energy Invest, and IFC, a member of the World Bank Group. IFC has supported the project since its early development, through IFC InfraVentures, which is an early stage project developer launched by IFC.
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