On May the 3rd, 2012 an information meeting was held with non-governmental organizations and local governmental representatives in Batumi. The goal of the meeting was to inform stakeholders on current status of the project and also present the Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) findings for their comments and inputs. The meeting was opened by […]
The final feasibility study and the draft Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) of the planned 400 MW Adjaristsqali hydro project, has been finalized and submitted to the Georgian government for approval. A number of significant positive impacts are expected as a result of the development of the Adjaristsqali project: employment generation in the project […]
Mott MacDonald has submitted Environmental and Social Impact Assessment report for the Adjaristsqali project. Soon the document will be available on the website and all stakeholders can have access to it. It will also be presented to the Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources and Ministry of Environmental Protection of Georgia.
The Chairman of the Board of Clean Energy Group and the Project Director for the Adjaristsqali Power Project met with the Prime Minister of Georgia Mr. Nikoloz Gilauri, Minister of Foreign Affairs in Norway Mr. Jonas Gahr Støre and the Governor in the Autonomous Republic of Adjara Mr. Levan Varshalomize. All expressed strong support for […]
In order to avoid misunderstanding between two hydro projects implemented in Ajara region we would like to state that Turkish company Ajar Energy 2007 develops a project on the river Chorokhi, while Clean Energy Group through its Georgian subsidiary Adjaristsqali Georgia LLC has a license to harness the water starting at the confluence of the river Ghorjomi […]
On October 7, 2011 the Georgian news portal ambebi.ge published an interview with the Director of the environmental NGO Green Alternative, Manana Kochladze. The article covered ongoing reform of the energy sector of Georgia, construction of large dams and the impact of these. According to Ms. Kochladze, the construction of 4 hydropower plants on the […]
Mott MacDonald has submitted their proposed design of the Adjaristsqali project for review by the project sponsors. The proposed design is based on three hydro power stations with a total of 395 MW installed capacity, 1220 GWh and a price tag of 708 m USD. Clean Energy Group and IFC, a part of the World […]
Clean Energy Group through its Georgian subsidiary Adjaristsqali Georgia LLC held an environmental meeting on September 1, 2011 in the office of the Ministry of Economic and Finances of the Autonomous Republic of Adjara. The goal of the meeting was to introduce and inform environmental NGOs and other stakeholders about the project activities and plans […]
Clean Energy Group has launched the public consultation process targeting the Adjaristsqali valley population. This event is a follow up from the public information meeting with Municipal heads that took place in Khulo on the 14th of June. The first meetings will take place on the July 19-20. The goal of the event is to inform […]
Clean Energy Group through its Georgian subsidiary Adjaristsqali LLC has contracted three companies/consortia for the site investigation(SI) works for the Adjaristsqali project. The site investigation period will last from July to November. Mott MacDonald will do the supervision of the SI work.
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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