On November 9, 2021 Adjaristqali Georgia LLC planted saplings of 1,500 local tree species in the Skhlata valley, particularly, the Georgian oak, pine and hornbeam. AGL employees participated in tree planting. Overall, the Company has planted around 10,000 local species in the Shuakhevi project area since 2015. AGL will continue reforestation of the area in […]
AGL CEO Rakesh Naik and Head of CSR Nino Diasamidze held a meeting with the Director of Batumi Botanic Garden Irakli Archaia and discussed possible future cooperation opportunities. AGL has been cooperating with Batumi Botanic Garden since 2016 when AGL co-financed the construction and development of Goderdzi Alpine Botanic Garden by 100,000USD. The Godzerdzi Alpine […]
AGL responds to the concerns raised by the local population of Khulo and Shuakhevi municipalities regarding reduction the number of fish in Adjaristsqali river. Herewith, we would like to explain that our company has been conducting research and monitoring of river habitats, in particular fish and water micro-invertebrates since 2013. Monitoring has been conducted on […]
Today the Batumi Botanical Garden and Adjaristsqali Georgia LLC (AGL) signed an agreement in which AGL would fund the development of the Goderdzi Alpine Gardenwith a grant of USD 100,000. The grant will be used to construct a solar energy system and parking area in the garden, build and equip a temporary administration building for the staff, arrange picnic areas […]
AGL installed 25 bat boxes in the forest areas of Didachara, Skhalta and Akhaldaba which are adjacent to the Shuakhevi HPP. Five bat boxes were installed in Didachara, ten in Skhalta and ten in Akhaldaba. The project is the part of the company’s biodiversity action plan. These mitigation measures were implemented by the PSOV NGO, […]
Today Adjaristsqali Georgia LLC initiated and organized a presentation about environmental protection and biodiversity for public school students in the villages of Akhaldaba and Chanchkhalo. The presentations were aimed at increasing students’ awareness of environmental protection. The presentation was led by representatives of NGOs working on environmental protection, and emphasis was placed on the biodiversity […]
Adjaristsqali Georgia LLC began fulfiilment of the obligation towards the State. On September 27, the company’s employees together with the representatives of the Forestry Agency of Ajara, planted 300 saplings of Colchis oak trees on 1148sq.m in Nigazeuli village, Shuakhevi municipality as a compensation measure for the damage cause to the environment. AGL takes obligation […]
Adjaristsqali hydro project was registered with UNFCCC as a CDM project on the 1 November 2012. The project is the first new built hydro that has obtained registration with UNFCCC in Georgia.
On September the 14th, AGL and the Project Consultants, Mott McDonald, held a workshop at the ERA Hotel in Batumi, Georgia to initiate an open debate on the current Adjaristsqali Biodiversity Action Plan. The aim of the workshop was to consult with the local stakeholders and to identify the Biodiversity conservation priorities and actions regarding […]
Adjaristsqali Georgia LLC, organised and extensive Meso-habitat survey of the Adjaristsqali River in Georgia in during August and September 2012. AGL organised the survey to obtain a better understanding of the migratory routes of fish and and ascertain what fish species were present. In line with it’s Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA), CEG also launched an additional Aquatic Survey which included […]
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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